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Attributes

Consider the following rules:

The following table describes the content of each field type:

Field Name

Content

MODEL_NAME

Host Encyclopedia name of the model

RECORD_TYPE

O (Object Record)

OBJECT_TYPE

ATTRIBUTE

OBJECT_NAME

Attribute name

REF_OBJ_1

Name of the parent entity type or subtype that contains this attribute

REF_OBJ_2

Highest level entity type name that includes this attribute

REF_OBJ_3

DSD name (data structure name)

NUM_PROP_1

Number of characters (length)

NUM_PROP_2

Number of decimal places

NUM_PROP_3

Unused

NUM_PROP_4

Unused

NUM_PROP_5

Unused

NUM_PROP_6

Unused

NUM_PROP_7

Unused

NUM_PROP_8

Unused

CHAR_PROP_1

Optionality:

  • M (Mandatory)
  • O (Optional)

CHAR_PROP_2

Type of attribute:

  • B (Basic)
  • D (Derived)
  • S (Designed)

CHAR_PROP_3

Domain of attribute:

  • T (Text)
  • D (Date)
  • M (Time)
  • N (Number)
  • Q (Timestamp)
  • G (Graphic [DBCS])
  • Z (Mixed)
  • B (BLOB)

CHAR_PROP_4

Case sensitive?

  • Y (Yes)
  • N (No)

CHAR_PROP_5

Varying length string?

  • Y (Yes)
  • N (No)

CHAR_PROP_6

Units (for BLOB only):

  • K (KB)
  • M (MB)
  • G (GB)
  • Space (Bytes)

CHAR_PROP_7

Unused

CHAR_PROP_8

Unused

NAME_1

Unused

NAME_2

Unused