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Concepts → Business Schema View

About a business schema view

A Business Schema View is one of the types of views that you can create in a Business Schema. The other type of view is an Incorta View. Conceptually speaking, both types are Runtime Business Views.

You can create a business schema view with the Business Schema Designer. Here are the characteristics of a business schema view:

DescriptionBusiness Schema View
Narrow and curate the columns exposed
the underlying physical schema tables		✔
Standardized business terminology✔
Pre-defined row-level formulas and
calculations		✔

Properties of a business schema view

A business schema view consists of: