PeopleSoft stores object definitions types such as Record, Field and SQL definitions as numbers in PeopleTools meta-tables. Here is a list of what each number means with respect to its definition.
Definitions for Record Object Types
The following are stored on the PSRECDEFN table on RECTYPE field.
RECTYPE = 0
Corresponds to: SQL Table
Comments: The record will be built as an actuall database table.
RECTYPE = 1
Corresponds to: SQL View
Comments: The record will be built as an actuall database view.
RECTYPE = 2
Corresponds to: Derived/Work Record
Comments: This type of record provides a working storage in the component. This is NOT a database object.
RECTYPE = 3
Corresponds to: SubRecord
Comments: SubRecords are used to group fields together or other subrecords. Subrecords are added to records and they are not database objects.
RECTYPE = 5
Corresponds to: Dynamic View
Comments: Does not correspond to a database object. A dynamic view is an SQL executed by PeopleTools.
Definitions for Field Object Types
The following are stored on PSDBFIELD table on the FIELDTYPE field.
FIELDTYPE = 0
Data Type: Character
FIELDTYPE = 1
Data Type: Long Character
FIELDTYPE = 2
Data Type: Number
FIELDTYPE = 3
Data Type: Signed Number
FIELDTYPE = 4
Data Type: Date
FIELDTYPE = 5
Data Type: Time
FIELDTYPE = 6
Data Type: Date Time
FIELDTYPE = 8
Data Type: Image
FIELDTYPE = 9
Data Type: Image Refrence
Definitions for SQL Object Types
The following are stored on PSSQLDEFN on SQLTYPE field.
SQLTYPE = 0
Data Type: Stand alone SQL objects
SQLTYPE = 1
Data Type: Application engine step
SQLTYPE = 2
Data Type: SQL belongs to a view
SQLTYPE = 5
Data Type: These are querries for DDDAUDIT and SYSAUDIT (very interesting SQLs)
SQLTYPE = 6
Data Type: Application engine XML definition.
Pages, components, menus and other PeopleSoft objects are also stored as numbers in PSPROJECTITEM table (stores PeopleTools project objects). I think this covers it all, let me know if I've missed something!
转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/GoDevil/archive/2008/08/08/1263747.html