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08-29-2006, 8:38 AM BillBraham Joined on 03-06-2006 DOA/DET - Madison Posts 14 Understanding "SetIDs" I've heard the term "SetID" come up as people discuss what goes on at SME meetings.  I don't claim to know anything about the subject, but here's a blog entry that may be helpful: http://blog.greysparling.com/2005/08/understanding-setids-and-business.html Is this article helpful?  Confusing?  Leave you non-plussed? Post your comments here!  Thanks.    Report

09-26-2006, 7:51 AM Seamaster Joined on 03-22-2006 Posts 14 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" I found the article to be confusing - what the heck is "indirection"?  Plus, there are some funky characters surrounding some words that make it difficult to follow.  It seems there must be a level of technical understanding that I don't possess to understand this article.  EG:  what is OLAP? Sorry, but I didn't find this helpful.  Not sure what "non-plussed" means either, but it sound negative, so I must be non-plussed, too.    Report

08-13-2009, 2:36 AM debdulal Joined on 06-29-2009 Posts 26 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" Well, I have to confess that it is a bit confusing. I have read and reread this post but could not figure out a single meaning out of it. What the other members say about this? website design company l Web Development Services l website design    Report

11-01-2009, 9:30 AM rigangual89 Joined on 11-01-2009 Posts 4 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" Yeah article was really confusing I couldn't able to understand anything. Maverick Money Makers Review    Report

11-04-2009, 10:29 PM agills Joined on 11-05-2009 Posts 1 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" Can You Explain it more? Ragil | Tech Hot | Okti Ragil Suharno    Report

11-12-2009, 2:10 PM boots Joined on 11-13-2009 Posts 2 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" Have any of you people actually clicked on the link??? It's clear as day! fashion boots    Report

11-19-2009, 7:05 PM ChloeB Joined on 11-20-2009 USA Posts 2 Re: Understanding "SetIDs" look this is what they are talking about agills... "If you use a setid for “recording”, one for “retail”, and one for “airline” four your product tables, then whichever business units you assign the “airline” setid will share a common set of products (you may be in a sharing situation if you set up a different set of books, or business unit, per country the airline operates in)." theres stuff like that thruout the entire article. its just an error with the font, or some kindof bad coding. you can tell that they its just supposed to be in quotes... like "recording" "retail" and "airline". you can see what its supposed to say if you ignore all the weird characters. thanks for posting this article! Used Panties For Sale | Worn Panties For Sale    Report

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