SiteID 
Definition  Identifies the unique distributed database ID where the row was inserted. Distributed databases are no longer supported so this column is deprecated. 

Build 
Definition  Identifies the build number and patch level of the software that inserted/updated this row. The format is the Build number followed by 3 digits for the patch level which is typically 000. The build number is tied to specific versions of the software, e.g. Sunrise 15.3 is Build 5021, Sunrise 16.3 is Build 5503. 

TouchedBy 
Definition  Information about the user that last updated the row. This will typically be the UserID (IDCode from CV3User table) and may be prefixed with an environment identifier followed by an underscore, e.g. b96d2bf5_jongmore. 

TouchedWhen 
Definition  The date and time that the row was last updated and will be based on the Enterprise time zone. 

CreatedBy 
Definition  Information about the user that created the row. This will typically be the UserID (IDCode from CV3User table) and may be prefixed with an environment identifier followed by an underscore, e.g. b96d2bf5_jongmore. 

CreatedWhen 
Definition  The date and time that the row was created and will be based on the Enterprise time zone. 

Active 
Definition  Denotes whether the row is active or not, 0 means the row has been soft deleted or deactivated. 

StockItemProductID 
Definition  Auto generated unique primary key value. 

StockItemID 
Definition  A foreign key to the StockItemID column in the SXAMMStockItem table. 

ProductID 
Definition  A foreign key to the ProductID column in the SXAMMProduct table. 

DefaultCostProductPackageID 
Definition  A foreign key to the ProductPackageID column in the SXAMMProductPackage table. 

MSrepl_tran_version 
Definition  Optimistic lock identifier. 

DefaultProductScanCodeID 
Definition  A foreign key to the ProductScanCodeID column in the SXAMMProductScanCode table. 

IsFrozen 
Definition  Indicator to determine if drug needs to be thawed out. 

MSReplrowguid 
Definition  Unique GUID used to support merge replication.