Expalin TCA architecture, why it was introduced in R12?
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Answer / durga prasad
The oracle E-Business Suite has a single repository called
the "Trading Community Architecture"(TCA) to store
information about your trading partners.
TCA provides a single common definition that can be used to
identify customers, supliers and organisations that provide
you with goods or services and are in turn, a customer of
your own poducts or services.
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TCA : The summation of all entities, inclusive of partners,
suppliers, and competitors, that are related to your
customers is called a Trading Community
BEFORE TCA :
1.There are multiple customer definitions across the
enterprise.
2.It was very difficult to track current and historical
information about the customers.
3.There was a lack of support for mixed business.
4.It was quite tough to understand relationships between
customers and others (suppliers, partners, competitors)
Trading Community Architecture:
Trading Community Architecture is the implementation of
technology and applications to allow users to create and
maintain relationships among entities. It is a way to
understand who your customer interacts with inside and
outside the enterprise.
The Purpous of Interduce TCA.
1.Create a central repository for the entire E-Business
Suite to store information relating to all members of a
trading community versus separate tables for each member-
Prospects, Customers, Contacts, Employees, Partners,
Distributors, Suppliers, Banks, etc.
2.Record complex business relationships between Trading
Community entities (including 3rd party relationships).
3.Support all business models, industries, and geographies
*** By Using the TCA we can avoide the Duplicity of Trading
Partner records and its also impacted byt the MOAC and
other few concepts where we can use the Suppliers banks and
Customers acrros the Business Unit leve
*** Comments Accepted *****
Thanks ,
Narendar Chintam
Oracle Functional Consultant .
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TCA is Trading Community Architure, it was introduced in
R12 to see that majorty isses with earlier Supplier ,
Customers and their link between in OU.
In R12 the TCA defines all as parties under HZ_parties so
for each it will create an Party_id which can be sahred
across LE's & OU's .
In R12 banks are also creatd under TCA
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Answer / ravindra
TCA ( Trading community architecture)is respiratory & which stores information of supplier, customer, bank in 11i,
Coming to r12 it stores information like supplier, customer, bank, operating unit as well as legal entity information .
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