The following table details various column names along with their descriptions.
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Col |
Column Name |
Len |
Coltype |
Description |
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1 |
MODEL_ID |
4 |
INTEGER |
ID of the containing model |
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2 |
TBNAME |
16 |
CHAR |
ENTRY_POINT |
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3 |
ID |
4 |
INTEGER |
Unique identifier |
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4 |
ORG_ID |
4 |
INTEGER |
Original object identifier |
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5 |
NAME |
32 |
VARCHAR |
Entry point name |
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6 |
CLUSTERED |
1 |
CHAR |
Is the entry point clustered?
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7 |
PARTITIONED |
1 |
CHAR |
Is the entry point partitioned?
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8 |
ORGANIZATION |
1 |
CHAR |
Entry point organization |
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9 |
PRIMARY_KEY |
1 |
CHAR |
Primary key for table?
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10 |
DATA_STR_NDX_ |
4 |
INTEGER |
ID of the data store index wherethis entry point is stored. Join with DATA_STORE_INDEX. |
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11 |
IDENTIFIER_ID |
4 |
INTEGER |
ID of the identifier that this entry point implements (zero for entry points not associated with an identifier). |
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12 |
REL_IMPL_ID |
4 |
INTEGER |
ID of the relationship implementation associated with this entry point (zero for entry points not associated with an implementation). Join with REL_PART_IMPL. |
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