Hi everyone,After seeing many devs rebuild inventory triggers and accounting ledger structures from scratch for every new client project, I decided to build a battle-tested foundation: ApexLedger ERP v1.2.0. What’s inside?21 Tables & 55 Indexes covering Inventory, Sales/Purchases, General Ledger, and RBAC. DML Triggers for real-time stock sync and negative stock protection. Audit Logging tracking INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE operations with user stamps[cite: 6, 11].48/48 Passed Validation Tests across functionality, hardening, and security. You can check the repository and Arabic/English documentation here:🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/waelezzat/ApexLedger-ERP🔗 Gumroad: https://waelezzat.gumroad.com/l/apexledger-erp-v120[cite: 9]Would love to get your thoughts or suggestions on the database architecture!
DatabaseSource：https://dev.to/wael_ezzat_hafez/i-built-and-100-tested-an-enterprise-sql-server-database-foundation-for-erp-systems-apexledger-57kn
I built and 100% tested an enterprise SQL Server database foundation for ERP systems [ApexLedger ERP]
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