Consider the following rules:
The following table describes the content of each field type:
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Field Name |
Content |
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MODEL_NAME |
Host Encyclopedia name of the model |
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RECORD_TYPE |
O (Object Record) |
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OBJECT_TYPE |
FIELD |
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OBJECT_NAME |
Name of the field |
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REF_OBJ_1 |
Name of the record that contains this field |
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REF_OBJ_2 |
Name of the attribute that this field implements |
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REF_OBJ_3 |
Name of the entity or subtype (parent) described by attribute |
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NUM_PROP_1 |
Length |
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NUM_PROP_2 |
Number of decimal places |
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NUM_PROP_3 |
Unused |
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NUM_PROP_4 |
Unused |
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NUM_PROP_5 |
Unused |
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NUM_PROP_6 |
Unused |
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NUM_PROP_7 |
Unused |
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NUM_PROP_8 |
Unused |
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CHAR_PROP_1 |
Role: P (Primary data implementation) F (Foreign key) D (Denormalized) |
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CHAR_PROP_2 |
Format: P (Packed) X (Text) S (Small) I (Integer) V (Varchar) Q (Timestamp) F (Floating point) D (Date) T (Time) L (Long varchar) B (BLOB) |
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CHAR_PROP_3 |
Database field optionality: O (Optional) M (Mandatory) |
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CHAR_PROP_4 |
If this is a denormalized field, which relationship membership should be used? F (Forward) B (Backward) |
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CHAR_PROP_5 |
Units (for BLOB only):
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CHAR_PROP_6 |
Unused |
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CHAR_PROP_7 |
Unused |
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CHAR_PROP_8 |
Unused |
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NAME_1 |
Unique ID of relationship (if this field is denormalized) |
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NAME_2 |
Column name for field (macro name) |
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