Group Views

Consider the following rules:

A group view may be subordinate to another group view. It may consist of several other group views or entity views.
Within a function or process, group view names and entity view names must be unique in the following ways:
- A group view name must be different from any other group view name or entity view name.
- The entity view name and entity type combination must be unique.

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	GROUP_VIEW
OBJECT_NAME		Name of the group view
REF_OBJ_1		Name of parent group view or blanks
REF_OBJ_2		Name of function or process for which this view is used
REF_OBJ_3		IMPORT or EXPORT
NUM_PROP_1		Expected average cardinality (Optional)
NUM_PROP_2		Expected maximum cardinality (Optional)
NUM_PROP_3		Expected minimum cardinality (Optional)
NUM_PROP_4		Unused
NUM_PROP_5		Unused
NUM_PROP_6		Unused
NUM_PROP_7		Unused
NUM_PROP_8		Unused
CHAR_PROP_1		Cardinality: 1 (One) M (Many)
CHAR_PROP_2		Abs or est flag for max cardinality: A (Absolute) E (Estimated)
CHAR_PROP_3		Abs or est flag for min cardinality: A (Absolute) E (Estimated)
CHAR_PROP_4		Horizon: (Optional) L (Logical) I (ID) N (None)
CHAR_PROP_5		Required input indicator: Y (Yes) N (No)
CHAR_PROP_6		Unused
CHAR_PROP_7		Unused
CHAR_PROP_8		Unused
NAME_1		Unused
NAME_2		Unused