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Data Mapping Field Definition Lookup definition
Title |
Description |
Namespace |
Required. Select the namespace (large functional category) associated with the field you wish to search for. |
Component |
Required. Enter or search for and return the component (more specific functional category, such as a given screen or document section) associated with the field you wish to search for. |
Field |
Optional. Enter the field name of the field you wish to search for or use the lookup to search for it. |
Description |
Optional. Search for a field by its description. Remember that wildcards can be used, such as *account* to return all fields with the word 'account' in their description. |
Database Table Name |
Optional. Enter the name of the table in which the field you're searching for resides. |
Database Field Name |
Optional. Enter the name that identifies the field in the database. |
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Fields appearing on the inquiry and not previously described above are detailed here.
Data Mapping Field Definition Inquiry definition
Title |
Description |
Database Data Type |
The type of data expected for this field by the database. |
Application Data Type |
The type of data the application expects in this field. |
Database Defined Length |
The maximum character length of the field in the database. |
Application Defined Length |
The maximum character length of the field in the application. |
Decimal Places |
The number of decimal places supported by this field. |
Reference Component |
OLE component where this field originates. For example, an account number field has a reference component of 'account' indicating it is defined on the Account document. |
Required |
Indicates if the field must be completed for this particular component. |
Validation Pattern |
The technical pattern used to determine if the data in the field is valid. |
Encrypted |
Indicates if the field is encrypted at the database level. |
Mask Pattern |
If a field is masked (its content partially or fully obscured to unauthorized users) this field defines the type of masking used. |