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Sites Table

Field descriptions for Sites table

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Written by Alex Salb
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dbo.Sites

Field

Data Type

Description

BaseScenario*

Text

Base scenario name

Site*

Text

Site name, e.g. "DCE_USA_GA_Atlanta"

SiteDescription

Text

Site description, often name or description from site master

City

Text

City

State

Text

State or Province abbreviated, e.g. "GA"

Country

Text

Country

PostalCode

Integer

Postal code

Latitude

Float

Latitude

Longitude

Float

Longitude

GeocodeMethod

Text

When using Geocode in Architect, this field will auto-populate with the sole Geocode method that Gains uses, “AzureMaps"

Prefix

Text

Site prefix. It is used for convenience in filtering and/or reporting. E.g. “DCE” for the example site “DCE_USA_GA_Atlanta”

StockingLocation

Text

Not used in COG models. Used when creating a multi-period NEO model. If turned on, it will allow sites to build up inventory between periods ['Yes', 'No'].

FixedCost

Float

Fixed cost incurred if this site is used

FixedCostModel

Text

Fixed cost model associated with this site

StockingLocation

Text [Yes, No]

Not used in COG models. Used when creating a multi-period NEO model. If turned on, it will allow sites to build up inventory between periods

Prefix

Text

Site prefix. It is used for convenience in filtering and/or reporting. E.g. “DCE” for the example site “DCE_USA_GA_Atlanta”

Notes

Text

Freeform notes

SolverInclude*

Text [Yes, No, FRC]

Indicates whether this record is active

  • If the address fields are filled out but the latitude and longitudes coordinates are not, use the architect geocoding tool to populate these two fields.

    • We need to do this because the COG Solver picks the best new location(s) based on the lat/long coordinates of existing sites.

  • If the latitude and longitude coordinates are filled out but the address fields are not, this approach will work. However, we recommend using the reverse geocoder to populate the address fields.

    • This method will display the address in the output, which users are generally more familiar with.

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