Rather than use rows in a table to execute different processing rules, some organizations use complete tables. For example, a fuel distributor might implement different pricing policies using different tables for its various classes of customers. The processing logic is the same for all customers, but the details affecting the final price are stored in different tables for each class of customer. tableBASE provides indirect table access from a row in another table.
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- Using tableBASE
- Using VTS (Virtual Table Share)
- Using tablesONLINE
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