The ACTIVITY tables describes the activities that can be performed during a project. The table acts as a master list of possible activities, identifying the activity number, and providing a description of the activity. Figure 64 shows table contents; Figure 65 shows a description of the columns.
Figure 64. ACTIVITY Table Contents
| ACTNO | ACTKWD | ACTDESC |
|---|---|---|
| 160 | ADMDB | Adm databases |
| 170 | ADMDC | Adm data comm |
| 90 | ADMQS | Adm query system |
| 150 | ADMSYS | Adm operating sys |
| 70 | CODE | Code programs |
| 110 | COURSE | Develop courses |
| 30 | DEFINE | Define specs |
| 180 | DOC | Document |
| 20 | ECOST | Estimate cost |
| 40 | LEADPR | Lead program/design |
| 60 | LOGIC | Describe logic |
| 140 | MAINT | Maint software sys |
| 10 | MANAGE | Manage/advise |
| 130 | OPERAT | Oper computer sys |
| 50 | SPECS | Write specs |
| 120 | STAFF | Pers and staffing |
| 100 | TEACH | Teach classes |
| 80 | TEST | Test programs |
Figure 65. Columns of the ACTIVITY Table
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The ACTIVITY table is created with:
CREATE TABLE ACTIVITY
(ACTNO SMALLINT NOT NULL,
ACTKWD CHAR(6) NOT NULL,
ACTDESC VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ACTNO) )
ACTIVITY is a parent of the PROJ_ACT table.