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What is the default field mapping for RDBMS? | |
For Oracle the mapping is hard-coded.
For ODBC (and DB2), the mapping depends on what the engine finds at run time. Appx asks the backend database for a list of data types and then tries to find the closest match for each field.
For Oracle (with Appx 4.2.8):
Appx field type = Alpha or Logic if the field is a key segment , Appx builds a CHAR(n) column
if the field is less than 6 character long, Appx builds a CHAR(n)column,
otherwise, Appx builds a VARCHAR(n) column
Appx field type = Date for CCYYMMDDhhmmss key segments, Appx builds a VARCHAR(14) column
for CCYYMMDDhhmmss non-key fields, Appx builds a DATE column
for all other date components, Appx builds a VARCHAR(n) column
Appx field type = Numeric (binary) if field length = 1, Appx builds a NUMBER( 3, 0 ) column
if field length = 2, Appx builds a NUMBER( 5, 0 ) column
if field length = 4, Appx builds a NUMBER( 10, 0 ) column
Appx builds a NUMERIC( x, y ) column | |
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2005-Oct-05 8:49am |
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