WebSphere Adapter for Siebel
The first step in creating an event table is setting up the columns.
The example below shows some typical column titles and along with the associated information.
Column example
Column name/ user name | Type | Length | Physical type | Required | Nullable | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DESCRIPTION | Data (public) | 255 | Varchar | No | Yes | Active |
EVENT_ID | Data (public) | 30 | Varchar | Yes | N/A | Active |
EVENT_TIME STAMP | Data (public) | 7 | Date Time | Yes | N/A | Active |
EVENT_TYPE | Data (public) | 20 | Varchar | Yes | N/A | Active |
OBJECT_KEY | Data (public) | 255 | Varchar | Yes | N/A | Active |
OBJECT_ NAME | Data (public) | 255 | Varchar | Yes | N/A | Active |
PRIORITY | Data (public) | 10 | Number | No | Yes | Active |
STATUS | Data (public) | 20 | Number | Yes | N/A | Active |
Last updated: Thu 12 Oct 2006 03:37:04
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