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‎text_2_sql/data_dictionary/generated_samples/SalesLT.Address.json‎

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"Entity": "SalesLT.CustomerAddress",
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"Definition": "The SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity represents the relationship between customers and their addresses within the sales database. It contains key information about which addresses are associated with which customers, including the type of address (such as billing or shipping). This entity is useful for understanding and maintaining customer address records, ensuring accurate and up-to-date address information for each customer. It can be used to answer questions related to customer address assignments, address type categorization, and modification history of these records.",
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"EntityName": "Customer Address Information",
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"Database": "AdventureWorksLT",
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"EntityRelationships": [
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"Columns": [
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"DataType": "int",
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"Definition": "The CustomerID column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique identifiers for customers. Each value is an integer that uniquely identifies a customer within the database, ensuring that each customer can be distinctively referenced. These identifiers are likely autogenerated and do not follow a specific pattern other than being unique numeric values.",
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"Name": "CustomerID",
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"DataType": "int",
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"Definition": "The AddressID column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique numeric identifiers for each address associated with customers. The values in this column are integers and serve as primary keys to uniquely distinguish different address records within the table. The identifiers do not follow a specific sequence but ensure that each address has a distinct identifier for reference purposes.",
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"Name": "AddressID",
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"AllowedValues": null,
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"DataType": "nvarchar",
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"Definition": "The AddressType column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains descriptions of the type of address associated with a customer. The values can indicate different purposes for the address, such as \"Shipping\" for shipping addresses and \"Main Office\" for primary business locations. These descriptions help categorize the addresses based on their usage within the organization.",
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"Name": "AddressType",
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},
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"AllowedValues": null,
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"DataType": "uniqueidentifier",
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"Definition": "The column rowguid in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique identifier values in the GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) format. These values are typically used to uniquely identify rows in the table, ensuring that each row can be distinctly referenced. The GUIDs follow a standardized 32-character hexadecimal format, divided into five groups separated by hyphens.",
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"Name": "rowguid",
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"AllowedValues": null,
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"DataType": "datetime",
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"Definition": "The ModifiedDate column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains the date and time when the record was last updated. The values are in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS', indicating both the date and time of modification. This column is used to track and audit changes made to customer address records over time.",
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"Name": "ModifiedDate",
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"CompleteEntityRelationshipsGraph": [
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductCategory",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductModel -> SalesLT.ProductModelProductDescription -> SalesLT.ProductDescription",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.Customer",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductCategory",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductModel -> SalesLT.ProductModelProductDescription -> SalesLT.ProductDescription",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.Address"
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],
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"Database": "AdventureWorksLT",
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"Definition": "The SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity represents the relationship between customers and their addresses within the sales database. It contains key information about which addresses are associated with which customers, including the type of address (such as billing or shipping). This entity is useful for understanding and maintaining customer address records, ensuring accurate and up-to-date address information for each customer. It can be used to answer questions related to customer address assignments, address type categorization, and modification history of these records.",
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"Entity": "SalesLT.CustomerAddress",
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"EntityName": "Customer Address Information",
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"Column": "AddressID",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductCategory",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductModel -> SalesLT.ProductModelProductDescription -> SalesLT.ProductDescription",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Address -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.Customer",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductCategory",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.SalesOrderDetail -> SalesLT.Product -> SalesLT.ProductModel -> SalesLT.ProductModelProductDescription -> SalesLT.ProductDescription",
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"SalesLT.CustomerAddress -> SalesLT.Customer -> SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader -> SalesLT.Address"
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"Columns": [
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"Name": "CustomerID",
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"DataType": "int",
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"Definition": "The CustomerID column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique identifiers for customers. Each value is an integer that uniquely identifies a customer within the database, ensuring that each customer can be distinctively referenced. These identifiers are likely autogenerated and do not follow a specific pattern other than being unique numeric values.",
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"Name": "AddressID",
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"Definition": "The AddressID column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique numeric identifiers for each address associated with customers. The values in this column are integers and serve as primary keys to uniquely distinguish different address records within the table. The identifiers do not follow a specific sequence but ensure that each address has a distinct identifier for reference purposes.",
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"Name": "AddressType",
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"Definition": "The AddressType column in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains descriptions of the type of address associated with a customer. The values can indicate different purposes for the address, such as \"Shipping\" for shipping addresses and \"Main Office\" for primary business locations. These descriptions help categorize the addresses based on their usage within the organization.",
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"Definition": "The column rowguid in the SalesLT.CustomerAddress entity contains unique identifier values in the GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) format. These values are typically used to uniquely identify rows in the table, ensuring that each row can be distinctly referenced. The GUIDs follow a standardized 32-character hexadecimal format, divided into five groups separated by hyphens.",
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