Chapter 3 DBMS Resource File Reference
The Data type category defines mappings between PowerDesigner and DBMS data types.
The following variables may be used:
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AmcdDataType | Lists mappings between PowerDesigner data types and DBMS data types.
These mappings are used during CDM to PDM generation and with the Change Current DBMS command. The following variables are used to qualify the data type: Examples (ASE 15→PowerDesigner):
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PhysDataType | Lists mappings between DBMS data types and PowerDesigner data types.
These mappings are used during PDM to CDM generation and with the Change Current DBMS command. Examples (PowerDesigner→ASE 15):
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PhysDttpSize | Lists the storage sizes of non-default DBMS data types. Used when estimating the size of the database.
Examples (ASE 15):
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OdbcPhysData Type |
Lists mappings between database data types and internal PowerDesigner data types. Used during live database reverse engineering.
The way data types are stored in the database may differ from the DBMS notation. For example, Sybase SQL Anywhere stores a decimal data type as decimal(30,6). Examples (ASA 10→PowerDesigner):
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PhysOdbcData Type |
Lists mappings between DBMS data types and PowerDesigner data types.
Examples (Access 2000→PowerDesigner):
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PhysLogADT Type |
Lists mappings between DBMS abstract data types and PowerDesigner abstract data types.
Examples (Oracle 10g→PowerDesigner):
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LogPhysADT Type |
Lists mappings between PowerDesigner abstract data types and DBMS abstract data types.
Examples (PowerDesigner→Oracle 10g):
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AllowedADT | Lists the abstract data types that may be used as types for columns and domains.
Example (ASE 15):
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HostDataType | Lists mappings between DBMS data types and data types used in PowerDesigner procedures and trigger code.
Examples (Oracle 10g→PowerDesigner):
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