Database
Tables
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The key to a Database Table instance is the name of a Process Commander class.
Before you create a Database Table instance, confirm that:
You don't need to create a Database Table instance for
every concrete class. At runtime, to locate a database table
for an object, the system uses pattern inheritance and class
groups to locate the appropriate table. If none is found, it
uses the "catch-all" default table
pr_other
.
Field |
Description |
Type |
Select |
Class Name |
Select the name of an abstract or concrete class to be linked with a database table. Don't create a Database Table instance for a class that is a subclass of a container class of a class group; it will be ignored. All instances (that is, all table rows) of all classes in a class group are stored together in one table; that is the purpose of a class group. |