ColumnsIndexessp1

rwt Table: Weighting
Sybase DBMS

Specifies the columns and rows with Sybase data type information for the rwt Weighting table.

rwt Columns

Description	Column Name	Data Type ?	Characteristics ?
00 - Dummy key	cntl_rec_s	char	length 2
Record modification stamp	timestamp	timestamp
Current outstanding balance, range low value [1]	grid_amt_1_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [2]	grid_amt_2_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [3]	grid_amt_3_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [4]	grid_amt_4_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [5]	grid_amt_5_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [6]	grid_amt_6_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [7]	grid_amt_7_d	double	scale 2
Current outstanding balance, range low value [8]	grid_amt_8_d	double	scale 2
Number of days delinquent, range low value [1]	grid_del_1_l	integer
Number of days delinquent, range low value [2]	grid_del_2_l	integer
Number of days delinquent, range low value [3]	grid_del_3_l	integer
Number of days delinquent, range low value [4]	grid_del_4_l	integer
Number of days delinquent, range low value [5]	grid_del_5_l	integer
Number of days delinquent, range low value [6]	grid_del_6_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [1]	grid_wgt_1_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [2]	grid_wgt_2_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [3]	grid_wgt_3_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [4]	grid_wgt_4_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [5]	grid_wgt_5_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [6]	grid_wgt_6_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [7]	grid_wgt_7_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [8]	grid_wgt_8_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [9]	grid_wgt_9_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [10]	grid_wgt_10_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [11]	grid_wgt_11_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [12]	grid_wgt_12_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [13]	grid_wgt_13_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [14]	grid_wgt_14_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [15]	grid_wgt_15_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [16]	grid_wgt_16_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [17]	grid_wgt_17_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [18]	grid_wgt_18_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [19]	grid_wgt_19_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [20]	grid_wgt_20_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [21]	grid_wgt_21_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [22]	grid_wgt_22_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [23]	grid_wgt_23_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [24]	grid_wgt_24_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [25]	grid_wgt_25_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [26]	grid_wgt_26_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [27]	grid_wgt_27_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [28]	grid_wgt_28_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [29]	grid_wgt_29_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [30]	grid_wgt_30_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [31]	grid_wgt_31_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [32]	grid_wgt_32_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [33]	grid_wgt_33_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [34]	grid_wgt_34_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [35]	grid_wgt_35_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [36]	grid_wgt_36_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [37]	grid_wgt_37_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [38]	grid_wgt_38_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [39]	grid_wgt_39_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [40]	grid_wgt_40_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [41]	grid_wgt_41_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [42]	grid_wgt_42_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [43]	grid_wgt_43_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [44]	grid_wgt_44_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [45]	grid_wgt_45_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [46]	grid_wgt_46_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [47]	grid_wgt_47_l	integer
Weight for grid_amt_d and grid_del_l [48]	grid_wgt_48_l	integer
Due date [1]	due_date_1_l	integer
Due date [2]	due_date_2_l	integer
Due date [3]	due_date_3_l	integer
Due date [4]	due_date_4_l	integer
Due date [5]	due_date_5_l	integer
Weight for due date [1]	due_date_wgt_1_l	integer
Weight for due date [2]	due_date_wgt_2_l	integer
Weight for due date [3]	due_date_wgt_3_l	integer
Weight for due date [4]	due_date_wgt_4_l	integer
Weight for due date [5]	due_date_wgt_5_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [1]	avg_days_1_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [2]	avg_days_2_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [3]	avg_days_3_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [4]	avg_days_4_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [5]	avg_days_5_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [6]	avg_days_6_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [7]	avg_days_7_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [8]	avg_days_8_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [9]	avg_days_9_l	integer
Average number of days delinquent in last 6 months [10]	avg_days_10_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [1]	avg_days_wgt_1_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [2]	avg_days_wgt_2_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [3]	avg_days_wgt_3_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [4]	avg_days_wgt_4_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [5]	avg_days_wgt_5_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [6]	avg_days_wgt_6_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [7]	avg_days_wgt_7_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [8]	avg_days_wgt_8_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [9]	avg_days_wgt_9_l	integer
Weight for average days delinquent [10]	avg_days_wgt_10_l	integer
Age of account in months [1]	acct_age_1_l	integer
Age of account in months [2]	acct_age_2_l	integer
Age of account in months [3]	acct_age_3_l	integer
Weight for age of account [1]	acct_age_wgt_1_l	integer
Weight for age of account [2]	acct_age_wgt_2_l	integer
Weight for age of account [3]	acct_age_wgt_3_l	integer
Miscellaneous weight	misc_wgt_l	integer
Collection status [1]	col_stat_1_s	char	length 4
Collection status [2]	col_stat_2_s	char	length 4
Collection status [3]	col_stat_3_s	char	length 4
Collection status [4]	col_stat_4_s	char	length 4
Collection status [5]	col_stat_5_s	char	length 4
Collection status [6]	col_stat_6_s	char	length 4
Collection status [7]	col_stat_7_s	char	length 4
Collection status [8]	col_stat_8_s	char	length 4
Collection status [9]	col_stat_9_s	char	length 4
Collection status [10]	col_stat_10_s	char	length 4
Weight for collection status [1]	col_stat_wgt_1_l	integer
Weight for collection status [2]	col_stat_wgt_2_l	integer
Weight for collection status [3]	col_stat_wgt_3_l	integer
Weight for collection status [4]	col_stat_wgt_4_l	integer
Weight for collection status [5]	col_stat_wgt_5_l	integer
Weight for collection status [6]	col_stat_wgt_6_l	integer
Weight for collection status [7]	col_stat_wgt_7_l	integer
Weight for collection status [8]	col_stat_wgt_8_l	integer
Weight for collection status [9]	col_stat_wgt_9_l	integer
Weight for collection status [10]	col_stat_wgt_10_l	integer

rwt Indexes

Index Name	Piece 1
rwt_idx0	cntl_rec_s

Data Type Definitions and Characteristics

Following are descriptions of the Sybase data types used in the LeasePak database. Note that LeasePak does not use all the Sybase data types.

char

Sybase fixed length character string. Typically used to store short and medium-length string data such as keys, names, addresses, descriptions, four-character codes, and single-character switch values.
Characteristics:

• length - The maximum number of ASCII or ISO-8859-1 characters the string can contain.

datetime

Sybase date and time, containing century, year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and second fraction (to 1/300 second) information.
Characteristics:

• format - The date format for the LeasePak database. For example, format YYYYMMDD is the 4-digit year number followed by the 2-digit month number followed by the 2-digit day number with no intervening punctuation.

double

Sybase numeric data type. Typically used to store percentage, rate, and dollar amount information.
Characteristics:

• precision - The magnitude and fractional granularity together, meaning the maximum number of places available to both the left and right of the decimal point. Use precision minus scale to determine the maximum number of places available to the left of the decimal point.
• scale - The fractional granularity, meaning the number of places available to the right of the decimal point.

integer

Sybase numeric data type. Typically used to store counter and whole number information--term length, payment due day, number of units on lease, number of times delinquent, etc.

timestamp

Sybase data type based on the varbinary data type storing raw binary data. Whenever a table includes a timestamp column, Sybase updates the information in timestamp each time a user inserts or updates a record, preventing multiple-user cross-update data corruption.

text

Sybase expandable character data type. Typically used to store long-length string data such as notebook entries.

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