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Generating Flagged Components

To generate and install database objects selectively, you must select the objects individually and then set the generation flags. You select the objects by highlighting one or more components from the object occurrence lists and selecting Add or Expand. This adds the object(s) to a list of components you want to generate. You can set the generation flags in the object occurrence lists or in the Application Generation window. The DDL source code generation flags are:

As an example, a database contains one or more tablespaces, which contain data tables and link tables. The next level of expansion displays indexspaces. Select tablespace from the object type list. Select a tablespace from the list and then select Add. Then select a data table and Add.

Continue this process of expanding and adding down to the indexspace level. Return to the DDL Generation window by selecting Continue until it displays. Set the DDL (D) and install (I) flags. When you select Flagged from the Generate menu, this tells the Construction Client to generate source for the flagged objects and to install the code into a remote file.

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