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User-Defined Functions
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Business Principles
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Application Capabilities
Applications & Components
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Data Architecture
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DB Schemas
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IT Capabilities
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Client App
A Client App is a 3rd party application that is directly used by end-users, e.g. Microsoft Word. It normally doesn not appear in Application Structure diagrams but can be referenced in work flows.
