Kinaxis KX3-003 Online Access

A. In the ItemDetail table, making Name plus Site a compound reference to the Item table aligns with relational database principles where a foreign key references a primary key in another table.

C. In the TransactionDetail table, making ID, Owner, and Type a reference to the TransactionHeader table follows the foreign key to primary key relationship as well, where TransactionDetail refers to its header record.

E. In the TransactionDetail table, making ItemName plus ItemSite a reference to the Item table ensures that each transaction detail record is linked to an existing item record, enforcing referential integrity.

B is incorrect because the TransactionHeader table should not reference the TransactionDetail table; it should be the other way around. D is incorrect because the Item table should not reference the ItemDetail table; this too should be the other way around.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on data modeling and relationships between tables.
• Standard SQL database design principles as they apply within the RapidResponse environment.

The ListAsSet function in Kinaxis RapidResponse expects a set of elements as input, typically in the format of a string with elements enclosed in single quotes and separated by commas. For a user that should see data for suppliers A, B, and C, you need to format the string to match this expected input format.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on the ListAsSet function and profile variables.
• Kinaxis community discussions or support articles on configuring profile variables for user-specific views.

References: The information is based on the Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation and learning resources, which provide guidelines on how to properly format expressions and variables for worksheets.

To report the date used to convert the calculated field EffectiveUnitPrice, the CONVERTONDATE function is the appropriate one to use. This function converts a measure's value from one date to the value it would have on another date. The $ConversionDate variable (or similar) would typically be used within the worksheet to reference the date to which the conversion is applied.

ReferencesThe Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on calculated fields and conversion functions explains how the CONVERTONDATE function is used to adjust financial measures based on changes over time, which would apply to fields such as EffectiveUnitPrice.