Chapter 3 DBMS Reference Guide
You can define values for the following common entries for the Abstract Data Types object in the DBMS definition.
| Entry | Example |
|---|---|
| Enable | Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6:
Enable = Yes |
| Create | In Oracle 8:
[%ISARRAY% ? create type %ADT% as %TYPE% (%SIZE%) of %DATATYPE%] [%ISLIST% ? create type %ADT% as %TYPE% of %DATATYPE%] [%ISOBJECT% ? create type %ADT% as %TYPE% ( %ADTDEF% )] |
| Drop | In Oracle 8:
drop type %ADT% |
| SqlListQuery | In Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 6:
{ADT, OWNER, TYPE(25=JAVA , 26=JAVA)}
SELECT t.type_name, u.user_name, t.domain_id
FROM sysusertype t, sysuserperms u
WHERE [u.user_name = '%SCHEMA%' AND]
(domain_id = 25 OR domain_id = 26) AND
t.creator = u.user_id
ORDER BY type_name
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| SqlAttrQuery | — |
| ModifiableAttributes | List of extended attributes that will be taken into account in the merge dialog box during database synchronization |
| ReversedStatements | List of statements that will be reverse engineered |
For a description of each of the common object entries, see section "Common object entries".
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