Table GC_TABLE_ACCESS

This table stores information about the configuration of Table Access objects.

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Column List

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Column	Data Type	P	M	F	Description
ID	INTEGER	X	X		The DBID of the Table Access object. This is the primary key.
Name	VARCHAR2(255)		X		The name of the object.
TenantID	INTEGER		X	X	The DBID of the Tenant to which this object belongs.
FolderID	INTEGER				The DBID of the Folder for the object.
Description	VARCHAR2(255)				Free format description.
Type	INTEGER		X		The type of the Switch. This corresponds to the CfgSwitchType enumeration in Configuration Server. For a listing of permissible values, refer to G_Dictionary Values (for DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or PostgreSQL, respectively). #DICTIONARY TYPE 501
FormatID	INTEGER			X	The DBID of the Format for this Table Access.
UpdateTimeout	INTEGER				A timeout, in seconds, between updates of table data in the application memory partition.
TableName	VARCHAR2(255)				The name of the table in the database.
IsCachable	INTEGER				An indicator of whether or not the table data is mirrored in the application memory partition. Corresponds to the CfgFlag enumeration in Configuration Server. One of the following values: 0—Unknown. 1—True. 2—False. #DICTIONARY TYPE 509
State	INTEGER		X		The object state. This corresponds to the CfgObjectState enumeration in Configuration Server. One of the following values: 0—Unknown. Reserved for when ICON is unable to determine object state. 1—Enabled. 2—Disabled. #DICTIONARY TYPE 500
Status	INTEGER		X		The status of the object described by the record. One of the following values: 0—The status is unknown. Reserved for when ICON is unable to determine record status. 1—Record is active. 2—Record is inactive (object is deleted). 10—Synchronization is in progress for an active record. #DICTIONARY TYPE 24
Created	TIMESTAMP(3)				The GMT-equivalent date and time when the object was written to IDB. This is not necessarily the actual creation time of the object.
Deleted	TIMESTAMP(3)				The GMT-equivalent date and time when the object was removed.
LastChange	TIMESTAMP(3)				The GMT-equivalent date and time when the object was last changed (including object creation or removal).
Created_ts	INTEGER				The UTC-equivalent value of the CREATED field.
Created_tcode	INTEGER				A reference, derived from the value of the CREATED_TS field, to a record in the G_TIMECODE table.
Deleted_ts	INTEGER				The UTC-equivalent value of the DELETED field.
Deleted_tcode	INTEGER				A reference, derived from the value of the DELETED_TS field, to a record in the G_TIMECODE table.
LastChange_ts	INTEGER				The UTC-equivalent value of the LASTCHANGE field.
LastChange_tcode	INTEGER				A reference, derived from the value of the LASTCHANGE_TS field, to a record in the G_TIMECODE table.
GSYS_DOMAIN	INTEGER				Contains the data source session ID (DSS_ID) for the session that was active when the data was processed by ICON. For more information, see the description in System Fields (for DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or PostgreSQL, respectively).
GSYS_PARTITION	INTEGER				A key that is used for partitioning.
GSYS_SYS_ID	INTEGER				System ID. Reserved for future use.
GSYS_SEQ	INTEGER				Insert Sequence. Not unique.
GSYS_USEQ	INTEGER				Update Sequence. Not unique.
GSYS_TS	TIMESTAMP(3)				Reserved
GSYS_TC	INTEGER				Reserved
GSYS_EXT_VCH1	VARCHAR2(255)				Reserved
GSYS_EXT_VCH2	VARCHAR2(255)				Reserved
GSYS_EXT_INT1	INTEGER				A flag indicating the reliability of timestamp information stored in the CREATED and DELETED fields. One of the following values: 0—Highly reliable; timestamps for both fields are taken from Configuration Server runtime notifications or the Configuration Server history log. 1—CREATED timestamp is that of the time when configuration data was requested from Configuration Server, either during the initial ICON startup or during synchronization. 2—DELETED timestamp is that of the time when configuration data was requested from Configuration Server; either during the initial ICON startup or during synchronization. 3—Both CREATED and DELETED timestamps are taken from the time when configuration data was requested from Configuration Server, either during the initial ICON startup or during synchronization.
GSYS_EXT_INT2	INTEGER				Reserved