| Display Table Fields (ttaad4536s000) |  |
| use.session.to view the input fields which belong to the table definition. Note If you have started this session by zooming, you can only find and select a record. Related topics To use an overview session
Fields | Description
Table | Specifies the code of the package for which the table is defined.
Table | Specifies the code of the module for which the table is defined.
Table | Specifies the identification code of the table. A table is uniquely identified by the combination of package code, module code and table identification code.
Table | description
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Table | No Help topic is associated with this item.
Table | No Help topic is associated with this item.
No. | The field number determines the sequence of the fields in the table definition. Note An index can be optimized by some database drivers (ISAM) if the parts of the index are adjacent (as index parts and table fields) and have data type string, byte or enumerate. An optimized index will speed up searching.
Field | Specifies the name of the field which can be used in forms, reports and in scripts in the following way: <table name>.<field name> The field name must be unique within the table. Example table : pksls040 (package - module - table number) field name: orno The field can be referred to by using pksls040.orno.
Label Description | description
Comb. | If this check box is selected, the field is combined. A combined field consists of two or more normal (not combined) fields. The child fields of a combined field can be maintained by the Child Fields by Combined Field (ttadv4523m000) session. Note A combined field can be used for references and indices.
Domain | Specifies the package code of the domain of the table field.
Domain | Specifies the domain of the table field that defines the data type and several characteristics of the field. Note If the table field is a combined field, no domain can be given.
Data Type | Specifies the internal representation of data.
Len | If the data type of the domain is string, this field specifies the length in characters. If the data type is multi-byte string, this field specifies the number of positions on which the characters can be placed.