‎2007 Aug 10 12:31 PM
CAN I CREATE A FIELD IN DATABASE TABLE
WITHOUT A DATA-ELEMENT
CAN I CREATE A FIELD IN DATABASE-TABLE WITHOUT A DOMAIN
‎2007 Aug 10 12:34 PM
‎2007 Aug 10 12:34 PM
yes u can just click on button Built-in Type at field table
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S@meer
‎2007 Aug 10 12:35 PM
hI
YES YOU CAN CREAT A FIELD WITH OUT DATA ELEMENT AND DOMAIN
IN SE11 WHEN UR CREATING A NEW FIELD U HAVE 2 TABS IN THAT ONE IS DATAELEMENT TAB AND BUILTIN TAB
BY CLICKING ON THE BUILTIN TAB YOU CAN CREAT YOUR OWN DATA TYPE
BUT IT WILL CREAT PROBLEM WHEN YOUR UPGRADING THE SERVER TO ONE VERTION TO ANOTHER VERTION
THAT S ALLWYS BETTER TO USE DATAELEMENTS
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‎2007 Aug 10 12:36 PM
Hi,
yes, you can and in this way:
Trans. SE11 plus table name
insert you new field
press button "predefined type"
now colums "data type" and "length" are active and column "data element" is inactive.
you can enter hier your data type (CHAR, NUMC, DATS, etc.) and the length of the field.
save and activate the table.
‎2007 Aug 10 12:39 PM
Hi Ashok
Yes u can by assigning the datatype
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kiran.M
‎2007 Aug 10 12:44 PM
Yes you can create a table with fields without using the data elements and domains. On defining the fields click the Built-in Type button. On doing that you can add fields to your table explicitly specifying the Data Types for your field.
However its advisable to make use of data elements and domains, that you will reuse to make most of your fields reusable.