The Domain Editor lets you define properties for columns; you can create a domain and attach it to any number of columns instead of defining properties for each column individually. You can work with features in the Domain Editor to add a domain to the logical model.
To add a domain in the logical edit mode
The Domain Editor opens.
button on the toolbar.
A new domain with a default name is added to the Navigation Grid. It is placed in the list in alphabetical order.
Displays the name of the domain in the logical model. When you add a new domain, a default name is automatically assigned. You can change the domain name in this field using in-place editing.
Note: Duplicate domain names are not allowed.
Displays the current parent domain. You can change the domain using the drop-down list.
Specifies the logical data type for the domain. You can change the data type using the drop-down list. The drop-down list contains the data types related to the current domain.
Specifies whether the domain should only appear in the logical model. Select this check box if you want the selected domain to appear in the logical model only. Clear this check box if you want the selected domain in the physical model. If you are working with a logical-only model and select this check box, when you derive a new physical-only model, the selected domain does not appear in the new model.
Note: When you select or clear the check box in the Navigation Grid, your selection is automatically reflected in the Logical Only check box in the General tab.
The domain is added to the logical model and the Domain Editor closes.
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