Re: [Web-erp-developers] wegs-erp

[Jake S. <ns...@us...>]

oh right, but they are not all stored with in a single table?

EGS concept of branches are slightly different, there are complete 
company entities in themselves, but are attached to parent companies in 
a tree structure.

Jake

Phil Daintree wrote:
> Almost - there is one billing address - but there can be any number of
> branch delivery addresses.
> 
> The same is mirrored with suppliers one head office/admin but many
> contacts.
> 
> On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 21:33, Jake Stride wrote:
> 
>>I have been looking through the weberp database this morning and one of 
>>the main differences that I have come across between weberp and EGS is 
>>the representation of contact details (ie address/phone/fax/email/etc).
>>
>>In weberp am I right in saying that a company has one address, whereas 
>>in EGS a company can have as many 'contacts' as you like since they are 
>>stored in a different table. Along with each 'contact' the type of 
>>'contact' can be set, so for example, when you add a company with an 
>>address, the address is automatically set as the default for 
>>billing/shipping/payment/technical/main, then when you add more 
>>addresses you can change which is assigned for each, so a company can 
>>easily have a different address for billling and shipping, and this can 
>>be pulled from the DB without the user having to select it for the company.
>>
>>What are peoples opinions on this method of address/contact handling?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Jake
>>
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