Master in Oracle and explicit tablespaces

Hi All - I'm curious if anyone has installed Tidal 6.1.x without explicitly defining tablespaces.  The DBA's don't define tablespaces as "Oracle has managed tablespaces for the last 4 versions."
I can update the upd.xml file for the Master database, but I'm wondering about how to handle the ClientManager cache since Tidal builds tables, views and indexes there dynamically.
Thanks for any feedback!
Michelle Morris            

Hi,
You can extract items without List Price , but that item will get extracted to iProcurement without a price then you wont be able to enter a price while creating and approving a requisition.
Steps to Tie to ASL and BPA
1. Create the item in Item Master
2. Purchasing Attributes setup completed (Also ensure PO Item Category is set)
3. Create ASL for the item in the ASL screen (Ensure its for child org / it has a site )
4. Go and create a BPA for the above supplier and site along with the item in the line details
5. Run Extractor program for classifications and items
6. Go to iProc and query for the item in Categories -- U should be able to view the same with the price as entered in BPA
Regards,
Sanjam

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