sysobjects

All databases

Description

Columns

The columns for sysobjects are:

Name

Datatype

Description

name

varchar(255) not null

Object name.

id

int

Object ID.

uid

int

User ID of object owner.

type

char(2)

One of the following object types:

  • C – computed column

  • D – default

  • DD – decrypt default

  • F – SQLJ function

  • L – log

  • N – partition condition

  • P – Transact-SQL or SQLJ procedure

  • PR – prepare objects (created by Dynamic SQL)

  • R – rule

  • RI – referential constraint

  • S – system table

  • TR – trigger

  • U – user table

  • V – view

  • XP – extended stored procedure.

userstat

smallint

Application-dependent type information (32768 decimal [0x8000 hex] indicates to Data Workbench® that a procedure is a report).

sysstat

smallint

Internal status information (256 decimal [0x100 hex] indicates that table is read-only)

indexdel

smallint

Recounts the changes in the schema of an object and and updates schemacnt.

schemacnt

smallint

Count of changes in the schema of an object (incremented if a rule or default is added)

sysstat2

int

Additional internal status information (see Table 1-19)

crdate

datetime

Date the object was created

expdate

datetime

Reserved

deltrig

int

Stored procedure ID of a delete trigger if the entry is a table. Table ID if the entry is a trigger.

instrig

int

Stored procedure ID of a table’s insert trigger if the entry is a table

updtrig

int

Stored procedure ID of a table’s update trigger if the entry is a table

seltrig

int

Reserved

ckfirst

int

ID of first check constraint on the table

cache

smallint

Reserved

audflags

int null

Object’s audit settings

objspare

int

Spare

versionts

binary(6) null

The version timestamp of the last schema change for this object (used by Replication Server)

loginame

varchar(30) null

Login name of the user who created the object

identburnmax

numeric(17) null

Maximum burned value for identity column if any in this object

NoteThe identburnmax column is stored in an internal format. Use the identity_burn_max() function if you need a value.

spacestate

smallint null

For internal use only

erlchgts

binary(8) null

For internal use only

Table 1-18 lists the bit representations for the sysstat column:

Table 1-18: sysstat control bits in the sysobjects table

Decimal

Hex

Object type

Description

0

0x0

O_ANY

Any illegal object

1

0x1

O_SYSTEM

System object

2

0x2

O_VIEW

View

3

0x3

O_USER

User object

4

0x4

O_PROC

Stored procedure

5

0x5

O_LOG

Log

6

0x6

O_DEFAULT

Default value spec

7

0x7

O_DOMAIN

Domain rule

8

0x8

O_TRIGGER

Trigger procedure

9

0x9

O_REFERENCE

Referential integrity constraint

10

A

O_CHECK

Check constraint

11

B

O_XTYPE

Extended type

12

C

O_FUNC

Stored function

O_TYPE_MAX

O_FUNC

Updates the maximum value of object type when you add a new one. Use O_TYPE_MAX in the print routines to print the string for the #define value for this field.

Refer: useful/statbits.c and use of macro PRTYPESTR in print routines.

16

0x10

O_CLUST

Has clustered index

32

0x20

O_NONCLUST

Has nonclustered index

OBJ_FOR_SYSDEPENDS(obj_type)

Checks whether the object needs entries in sysdepends when creating or dropping the following object type:

  • O_PROC

  • O_TRIGGER

  • O_VIEW

  • O_DEFAULT

  • O_DOMAIN

  • O_FUNC

64

0x40

O_LOGGED

The object is logged.

The following bit is overloaded and has different meaning for tables and for stored procedures. This information is decoded in the print routine prOBJSTAT_OBJSYSSTAT().

64

0x40

O_PROC_SUBSCRIBABLE

The stored procedure is subscribable

Replication Server Support The O_LOGGED bit is overloaded. In case the object is a stored procedure, O_PROC_SUBSCRIBABLE is used to denote whether or not the stored procedure is subscribable.

128

0x80

O_IN_CREATE

The object is being created

256

0x100

O_READONLY

The object contains suspect indexes and can only be used for read-only purposes until you have run dbcc reindex.

512

0x200

O_SUSPECT

The object flagged by recovery as possibly damaged; run dbcc. Checked by opentable.

1024

0x400

O_FAKE

The object is “fake”; that is, it resides in tempdb and is redefined for every query step that uses it

2048

0x800

O_EXTTABLE

The object is an external table, such as Stratus VOS files

4096

0x1000

O_RAMBOIX

Tags a system table that will have its index(es) re-created.

8192

0x2000

O_TEXTIMAGE

The object contains text/image fields

16384

0x4000

O_TABNOLOG

Unused

32768

0x8000

O_REPLICATED

The table or procedure is replicated

Table 1-19 lists the bit representations for the sysstat2 column:

Table 1-19: sysstat2 control bits in the sysobjects table

Decimal

Hex

Status

1

0x1

Table has a referential constraint.

2

0x2

Table has a foreign-key constraint.

4

0x4

Table has more than one check constraint.

8

0x8

Table has a primary-key constraint.

16

0x10

Stored procedure can execute only in chained transaction mode.

32

0x20

Stored procedure can execute in any transaction mode.

64

0x40

Table has an IDENTITY field.

128

0x80

Not used.

256

0x100

Not used.

512

0x200

Table does not contain variable-length columns.

1024

0x400

Table is remote.

2048

0x800

Table is a proxy table created with the existing keyword.

4096

0x1000

Not used.

8192

0x2000

Table uses allpages locking scheme.

16384

0x4000

Table uses datapages locking scheme.

32768

0x8000

Table uses datarows locking scheme.

65536

0x10000

Table was created in a version 11.9 or later server.

131072

0x20000

Table has a clustered index.

262144

0x40000

Object represents an Embedded SQL procedure.

524288

0x80000

Not used.

16777216

0x1000000

Object represents an access rule..

33554432

0x2000000

Object represents a SQLJ stored procedure.

67108864

0x4000000

Object represents an OR access rule.

1073741824

0x40000000

Table contains one or more function-based indexes.

2147483648

0x80000000

Object has an extended index

Indexes