ERP/2.50/Developers Guide/Database Model/org.openbravo.model.common.geography/C City

Contents 1 C_City 1.1 Other Info 1.1.1 Check constraints 1.1.2 Indexes 1.1.2.1 Unique 1.2 Columns 1.2.1 City 1.2.2 Client 1.2.3 Organization 1.2.4 Active 1.2.5 Creation Date 1.2.6 Created By 1.2.7 Updated 1.2.8 Updated By 1.2.9 Name 1.2.10 Abbreviation 1.2.11 Coordinates 1.2.12 Postal Code 1.2.13 Area Code 1.2.14 Country 1.2.15 Region

C_City

The Cities Tab defines Cities within a Country or Region. Cities entered here are not referenced when entering the address.

• Name:City
• Classname:City

This table contains the following columns:

Name	Nullable	Data Type	Description
C_City_ID	N	VARCHAR2(32)	A populated defined area located within a larger area such as a state, province, or country.
AD_Client_ID	N	VARCHAR2(32)	Client for this installation.
AD_Org_ID	N	VARCHAR2(32)	Organizational entity within client
IsActive	N	CHAR(1)	A flag indicating whether this record is available for use or de-activated.
Created	N	DATE	The date that this record is completed.
CreatedBy	N	VARCHAR2(32)	User who created this records
Updated	N	DATE	x not implemented
UpdatedBy	N	VARCHAR2(32)	User who updated this records
Name	N	NVARCHAR2(60)	A non-unique identifier for a record/document often used as a search tool.
Locode	Y	VARCHAR2(10)	Location code - UN/LOCODE
Coordinates	Y	VARCHAR2(15)	Location coordinate
Postal	Y	VARCHAR2(10)	A identification code used to help get items to a specific location.
AreaCode	Y	VARCHAR2(10)	Phone Area Code
C_Country_ID	Y	VARCHAR2(32)	A state or a nation.
C_Region_ID	Y	VARCHAR2(32)	An area of a specific country.

Other Info

Check constraints

These are the check constraints for this table:

• C_CITY_ISACTIVE_CHECK: ISACTIVE IN ('Y', 'N')

top

Indexes

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

Unique

• C_CITY_KEY
  • C_City_ID

top

Columns

City

City in a country

• Physical column name: C_City_ID
• Property Name: id
• Reference: ID

top

Client

• Physical column name: AD_Client_ID
• Property Name: client
• Reference: TableDir
• Default value: @AD_CLIENT_ID@

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@)

top

Organization

• Physical column name: AD_Org_ID
• Property Name: organization
• Reference: TableDir
• Default value: @AD_Org_ID@

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

top

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.

• Physical column name: IsActive
• Property Name: active
• Reference: YesNo
• Default value: Y

top

Creation Date

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

• Physical column name: Created
• Property Name: creationDate
• Reference: DateTime

top

Created By

• Physical column name: CreatedBy
• Property Name: createdBy
• Reference: Search

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

top

Updated

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

• Physical column name: Updated
• Property Name: updated
• Reference: DateTime

top

Updated By

• Physical column name: UpdatedBy
• Property Name: updatedBy
• Reference: Search

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

top

Name

A more descriptive identifier (that does need to be unique) of a record/document that is used as a default search option along with the search key (that is unique and mostly shorter). It is up to 60 characters in length.

• Physical column name: Name
• Property Name: name
• Reference: String
• This column is part of the table's identifier

top

Abbreviation

UN/Locode is a combination of a 2-character country code and a 3-character location code, e.g. BEANR is known as the city of Antwerp (ANR) which is located in Belgium (BE).

See: http://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/service/main.htm

• Physical column name: Locode
• Property Name: abbreviation
• Reference: String

top

Coordinates

This column contains the geographical coordinates (latitude/longitude) of the location.<p>In order to avoid unnecessary use of non-standard characters and space, the following standard presentation is used:
0000N 00000W 0000S 00000E
where the tw

• Physical column name: Coordinates
• Property Name: coordinates
• Reference: String

top

Postal Code

The Postal Code field identifies the postal code for this entity's address.

• Physical column name: Postal
• Property Name: postalCode
• Reference: String

top

Area Code

Phone Area Code

• Physical column name: AreaCode
• Property Name: areaCode
• Reference: String

top

Country

• Physical column name: C_Country_ID
• Property Name: country
• Reference: TableDir
• Default value: @C_Country_ID@

Foreign key column to C_Country table, (column: C_Country_ID)

top

Region

• Physical column name: C_Region_ID
• Property Name: region
• Reference: Table
• This column is a child for a buisiness object (is Parent)

Foreign key column to C_Region table, (column: C_Region_ID)

Reference Table C_Region

Validation Rule C_Region of Country: null. With the following code:

 
C_Region.C_Country_ID=@C_Country_ID@

top