# vendor\$1holiday
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**Primary key (PK)**

The table below lists the colum names that are uniquely identified in the data entity.


| Name | Column | 
| --- | --- | 
| vendor\$1holiday | vendor\$1tpartner\$1id, outage\$1start\$1date, outage\$1end\$1date | 

The table below lists the column names supported by the data entity:


| Column | Data type | Required | Description | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | 
|  company\$1id2  |  string  |  No  |  Company ID.  | 
|  vendor\$1tpartner\$1id2  |  string  |  Yes  |  Trading partner ID of the vendor.  | 
|  outage\$1start\$1date  |  timestamp  |  Yes1  |  Outage start date.  | 
|  outage\$1end\$1date  |  timestamp  |  Yes1  |  Outage end date.  | 
|  outage\$1type  |  string  |  No  |  Type of outage.  | 
|  comment  |  string  |  No  |  Comment from the vendor.  | 

1You must enter a value. When you ingest data from SAP or EDI, the default value for *timestamp* date type value is 1900-01-01 00:00:00 for start date, and 9999-12-31 23:59:59 for end date.

2Foreign key

**Foreign key (FK)**

The table below lists the column names with the associated data entity and category:


| Column | Category | FK/Data entity | FK/Column | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| company\$1id | Organization | company | id | 
| vendor\$1tpartner\$1id | Organization | trading\$1partner | id |