What are transitive attributes?
Please explain what transitive attributes are, and in which scenario we should use them.

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A transitive attribute is really an "attribute of an attribute" or a "second level attribute". For example, an InfoProvider has an InfoObject and a CostCenter, which has a navigational attribute of a CompanyCode, which in turn has its own attribute of the company. Transitive attributes are defined as display attributes. The company is the transitive attribute that you could make a navigational attribute.

This was first published in May 2005

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