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ERP/2.50/Developers Guide/Database Model/org.openbravo.model.ad.utility/AD Dataset Table

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AD_Dataset_Table

Tables of a Dataset.

This table contains the following columns:

Name Nullable Data Type Description
AD_Dataset_Table_ID NVARCHAR2(32)Dataset Table
AD_Client_ID NVARCHAR2(32)Client for this installation.
AD_Org_ID NVARCHAR2(32)Organizational entity within client
IsActive NCHAR(1)A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
Created NDATEThe date that this record is completed.
CreatedBy NVARCHAR2(32)User who created this records
Updated NDATEx not implemented
UpdatedBy NVARCHAR2(32)User who updated this records
AD_Dataset_ID NVARCHAR2(32)Dataset
AD_Table_ID NVARCHAR2(32)A dictionary table used for this tab that points to the database table.
IncludeAllColumns NCHAR(1)Include all columns from the table in the dataset
WhereClause YVARCHAR2(2000)The Where Clause indicates the HQL/SQL WHERE clause used for filtering data
excludeAuditInfo YCHAR(1)Mark if the dataset table should exclude the audit info when comparing data
IsBusinessObject YCHAR(1)Include Business Object
AD_Module_ID NVARCHAR2(32)Module
Secondarywhereclause YVARCHAR2(2000)This is a secondary SQL where clause used by dbsourcemanager to filter data inside a table.

Other Info

Check constraints

These are the check constraints for this table:

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Indexes

These are the indexes for this table (for each index there is a list of all the columns included within it):

Unique

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Columns

Dataset Table

Indicates the dataset table the element forms part of.

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Client

Foreign key column to AD_Client table, (column: AD_Client_ID)


Validation Rule AD_Client Security validation: Clients with user access rights. With the following code:

 
AD_Client.AD_Client_ID IN (@#User_Client@)

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Organization

Foreign key column to AD_Org table, (column: AD_Org_ID)

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Active

There are two methods of making records unavailable in the system: One is to delete the record, the other is to de-activate the record. A de-activated record is not available for selection, but available for reporting. There are two reasons for de-activating and not deleting records:
(1) The system requires the record for auditing purposes.
(2) The record is referenced by other records. E.g., you cannot delete a Business Partner, if there are existing invoices for it. By de-activating the Business Partner you prevent it from being used in future transactions.

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Creation Date

The Created field indicates the date that this record was created.

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Created By

Foreign key column to AD_User table, (column: AD_User_ID)


Reference Table AD_User

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Updated

The Updated field indicates the date that this record was updated.

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Updated By

Foreign key column to AD_User table, (column: AD_User_ID)


Reference Table AD_User

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Dataset

Foreign key column to AD_Dataset table, (column: AD_Dataset_ID)

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Table

Foreign key column to AD_Table table, (column: AD_Table_ID)


Validation Rule AD_DataSet_Table access level: Filters tables removing views and taking into account access level. With the following code:

 
ad_table.isView='N'
AND ((ad_table.accesslevel IN ('3','1','7') AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM ad_dataset
                                            WHERE ad_dataset_id = @AD_DATASET_ID@
                                            AND ad_dataset.accesslevel = '1')) OR
              (ad_table.accesslevel IN ('4','6','7') AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM ad_dataset
                                            WHERE ad_dataset_id = @AD_DATASET_ID@
                                            AND ad_dataset.accesslevel = '4')) OR
              (ad_table.accesslevel IN ('6','3','7') AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM ad_dataset
                                            WHERE ad_dataset_id = @AD_DATASET_ID@
                                            AND ad_dataset.accesslevel = '6')) OR
              (ad_table.accesslevel IN ('3','7') AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM ad_dataset
                                            WHERE ad_dataset_id = @AD_DATASET_ID@
                                            AND ad_dataset.accesslevel = '3'))
              )

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Include All Columns

Include all columns from the table in the dataset

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SQL Where Clause

The Where Clause indicates the HQL (Hibernate Query Language) or SQL WHERE clause used for filtering data. In releases until and including 2.50 MP11 this field only accepts a HQL where clause (without the where keyword). In later releases for the AD dataset a SQL clause should be used, other datasets should use the HQL format.

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Exclude Audit Info

Mark if the dataset table should exclude the audit info when comparing data

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IsBusinessObject

Include Business Object determines whether the whole object is going to be taken into account.

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Module

Foreign key column to AD_Module table, (column: AD_Module_ID)


Validation Rule Ad_Module_ID IsInDevelopment: AD_Module_ID IsInDevelopment. With the following code:

 
IsInDevelopment = 'Y' AND type != 'T'

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Secondarywhereclause

This is a secondary SQL where clause used by dbsourcemanager to filter data inside a table. This secondary whereclause needs to be written in SQL, and only applies for the dataset AD. When export.database is executed, this whereclause will be applied for the data inside the table, and only the records complying with it will be exported. The rest of the records (the ones which do not comply with the whereclause) will be ignored both in export.database and update.database.
The main purpose of this whereclause is to select which of the records in a particular table are part of sourcedata, and which ones are part of client data.

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Related tables

Tables that link this table:

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