Physical Data Model

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A physical data model (PDM) is the specification of how data is stored in a database or data warehouse, detailing physical structures such as tables, columns, data types, indexes, storage parameters, and partitioning, to support the performance and integrity requirements of logistics and supply chain processes.

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