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ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: ApparelStockItemDimension Table: DW3_DIM_APR Definition: An "outrigger table" used to extend the base ItemDimension table by appending apparel item attributes. This is a pattern that may be used by retailers to add more detail about categories of merchandise and services they sell. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 1 ItemID ID_ITM char(32) PK AK FK DW3_DIM_ITM Definition: A unique system assigned identifier for the retailer's SKU. 2 StockItemTypeCode TY_ITM_STK char(2) Definition: A retailer assigned code to indicate the StockItem type, ie ShelfItem, ApparelItem, SerializedItem, etc. 3 StyleDescription DE_STYL varchar(255) Definition: A textual description of the appearance type denoted by the STYLE CODE. 4 StyleName NM_STYL varchar(40) Definition: The descriptive name given to the STYLE CODE. 5 SilhouetteDescription DE_SLH varchar(255) Definition: Describes the cut or fit of the APPARELL ITEM. For example, shirts may be sold as slim or standard fit. 6 FabricDescription DE_FBRC varchar(255) Definition: Describes the material used to make the APPAREL ITEM 7 GenderCode CD_GND varchar(20) Definition: A code designating the gender orientation for a particular apparel item. Valid values: MALE FEMALE UNISEX OTHER 8 PatternDescription DE_PTTRN varchar(255) Definition: A description that designates the print or pattern applied to an apparel item. Sample values: PAISELY POKADOT STRIPED PINSTRIPED These are determined by the retailer. Association for Retail Technology Standards Page 1 of 115 Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: ApparelStockItemDimension Table: DW3_DIM_APR Definition: An "outrigger table" used to extend the base ItemDimension table by appending apparel item attributes. This is a pattern that may be used by retailers to add more detail about categories of merchandise and services they sell. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 9 ApparelAgeGroupCode CD_APR_AG_GP varchar(20) Definition: Assigns the apparel item to a target consumer age group: Examples include: NEWBORN INFANT TODDLER PRESCHOOL 6-10 TWEENS TEEN YOUNG ADULT ADULT 10 ApparelSeasonCode CD_APR_SN varchar(20) Definition: Apparel targeted wearing season: Examples include: SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER ALLSEASON 11 ApparelCareDescription DE_APR_CRE varchar(255) Definition: A short narrative that designates specific cleaning and maintenance restrictions and requirements for an apparel item. Example Mchn Wsh Cold Perm Press Tumbl Dry Low No Ironing No DryClean 12 FormalityDescription DE_FRMLTY varchar(255) Definition: A short description indicating the degree of formality/dress code scenario for this apparel item. Examples include: CASUAL FORMAL SPECIALTY ATHLETIC WEAR SPECIAL PURPOSE Association for Retail Technology Standards Page 2 of 115 Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: ApparelStockItemDimension Table: DW3_DIM_APR Definition: An "outrigger table" used to extend the base ItemDimension table by appending apparel item attributes. This is a pattern that may be used by retailers to add more detail about categories of merchandise and services they sell. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 13 Modification DE_MDFR varchar(255) Definition: Changes the main color description (e.g. Green) to include Avocado or Dinosaur to convey a marketing message. May also contain other color-based Style modifiers, e.g. for Milk Chocolate the modifier could be White vs. Dark; for Ladies' Watches the modifier could be Pink Band vs. Blue Band 14 ColorPalletName NM_PLTE_CLR varchar(40) Definition: A short descriptive name for the ColorPalette e.g. Earth Tones, Space Colors, Spring Greens 15 ColorPalletDescription DE_PLTE_CLR varchar(255) Definition: A short narrative description for the ColorPalette. 16 ColorListAgencyName NM_AGY_CLR_LST varchar(40) Definition: The name of the ColorListAgency that provides Color definitions to the retailer. 17 NRFTableCode CD_TB_SZ_NRF char(2) Definition: The first character of the size code as designated by the NRF (1-9). This first digit refers to the size table, for example 1=adult male clothing, 5=footwear and 7=home decorating accessories. Retailers using proprietary in-house size codes use a "0" size table. 18 SizeTableName NM_TB_SZ varchar(40) Definition: The name of the size table code, eg size code 4=infant's and children's clothing. 19 ColorName NM_CLR varchar(40) Definition: The individual names of the associated colors that are encompassed by the respective color code. For example, color code 201 may include both chocolate and kola nut. 20 ColorDescription DE_CLR varchar(255) Definition: A full description of the individual color, designated by the respective code and name. 21 ActualSizeTypeDescription DE_TYP_ACT_SZ varchar(40) Definition: A description of the industry convention typically used to signify the size to the customer, eg waist used for pants, body for coats, neck for shirts, chest for sweaters, etc. 22 ActualSizeProportionDescription DE_PRPTN_ACT_SZ varchar(255) Definition: The proportions typically used to measure this particular ITEM type, eg 36 (waist) x 31(inseam). 23 SizeFamilyName NM_SZ_FMY varchar(40) Definition: The common name of the grouping of similar colors used to classify the sizes of merchandise for analysis. Association for Retail Technology Standards Page 3 of 115 Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: ApparelStockItemDimension Table: DW3_DIM_APR Definition: An "outrigger table" used to extend the base ItemDimension table by appending apparel item attributes. This is a pattern that may be used by retailers to add more detail about categories of merchandise and services they sell. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 24 SizeFamilyDescription DE_SZ_FMY varchar(4000) Definition: Narrative describing the nature of the grouping of similar colors used to classify the sizes of merchandise for analysis. Association for Retail Technology Standards Page 4 of 115 Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: BusinessUnitDimension Table: DW3_DIM_BUSINESS_UNIT Definition: This table identifies and describes business units involved in a retail business. A business unit is typically instantiated as a DC, store, admin office, web site or other retail establishment. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 1 BusinessUnitID ID_BSN_UN char(32) PK Definition: A unique retailer assigned identifier for an RetailStore, DistributionCenter or AdministrationCenter 2 TypeCode TY_BSN_UN char(2) Definition: A unique retailer assigned code denoting the applicable sub-type of BusinessUnit. 3 Name NM_BSN_UN varchar(40) Definition: The name of the BusinessUnit 4 Local ID_CNY_LCL int Definition: The unique identifier of the Currency. 5 OperationalPartyID ID_PRTY_OPR int Definition: A unique, system assigned identity for a Party. 6 SiteID ID_STE int Definition: Token ID for a Site 7 GeographicLocationID ID_GEO_LCN char(32) Definition: Token ID for a GeographicLocation 8 GeoPhysicalCoOrdinateSystemTypeCode CD_TYP_CRDN_GEO char(2) Definition: A retailer assigned mnemonic code denoting the geo-physical co-ordinate system. 9 CoOrdinateValue CD_CRDN_VL varchar(30) Definition: A string containing the Co-Ordinate, the format of which is defined by the GeoPhysicalCoOrdinateSystem. Eg: ISO-6709 defines a standardised representation of Latitude, Longitude & Altitude: ±DDMMSS.SS±DDDMMSS.SS±AAAA.AA/ where: ± = direction identitier DD & DDD = Degrees of latitude & longitude MM = Minutes of latitude & longitude SS.SS = Seconds of latitude & longitude AAAA.AA = metres of altitude / = terminator So the summit of Mt Everest is represented by +27.5916+086.5640+8850/ Association for Retail Technology Standards Page 5 of 115 Appendix C: ARTS Data Warehouse Version 3 Dictionary Entity: BusinessUnitDimension Table: DW3_DIM_BUSINESS_UNIT Definition: This table identifies and describes business units involved in a retail business. A business unit is typically instantiated as a DC, store, admin office, web site or other retail establishment. Attribute Name Column Name Data Type Key Usage FK Reference Table 10 ICAOcode CD_ICAO char(4) Definition: International code used to designate airport/weather reporting stations. This is the closest thing to an international standard for designating weather forecasting/current condition reporting areas. It's value for ARTS is that it is an international standard 11 SiteTypeCode CD_STE_TY varchar(20) Definition: Identifies a valid category of site (physical place). 12 TimeZoneCode CD_TZ char(6) Definition: A code denoting which TimeZone the Site is in. 13 OperationalPartyID__388758 ID_PRTY_OPR_STE int Definition: A unique, system assigned identity for a Party. 14 AddressLine1 A1_ADS varchar(80) Definition: The first line of the address, normally the street number and name. 15 AddressLine2 A2_ADS varchar(80) Definition: The second line of an address, normally the Flat or Building Suite number. 16 AddressLine3 A3_ADS varchar(80) Definition: The third line of the address. 17 AddressLine4 A4_ADS varchar(80) Definition: The fourth line of the address. 18 City CI_CNCT varchar(30) Definition: The city, town or village component of the address 19 ISO_3166-2CountrySubDivisionID ID_ISO_3166_2_CY_SBDVN int Definition: Token ID assigned to uniquely identify all country-primary subdivision instances. This token is non-signifcant and should be automatically generated.
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