ColumnsIndexessp1

rxp Table: EOP Synchronization
Sybase DBMS

Specifies the columns and rows with Sybase data type information for the rxp EOP Synchronization table.

rxp Columns

Description	Column Name	Data Type ?	Characteristics ?
00 - Dummy key	cntl_rec_s	char	length 2
Record modification stamp	timestamp	timestamp
Portfolio was submitted in current EOP (Y/N)	submit_eop_c	char	length 99
Portfolio was completed in current EOP (Y/N)	complete_eop_c	char	length 99
Post-portfolio status (I/R/C) I - Submit/complete arrays initialized R - Post-portfolio is running C - Post-portfolio has completed	status_pp_c	char	length 1
Portfolio under which post-portfolio module running	por_pp_s	char	length 2
EOP Post-portfolio job statuses (N/P/R/F/C) N - No EOP running P - Pending R - Running F - Failed C - Completed	eop_end_status_s	char	length 20
Custom before program run status (E/S/P/R/C/F). The first position is for the before program of EOP Suite. The next 99 positions are for the before programs of portfolios ' 1' through '99'. E - the custom program will be executed S - the custom program will be skipped P - the custom program is about to be run R - the custom program is running C - the custom program has completed successfully F - the custom program has failed	cstm_before_status_s	char	length 100
Custom after program run status (E/S/P/R/C/F/D) The first position is for the after program of EOP Suite. The next 99 positions are for the after programs of portfolios ' 1' through '99'. E - the custom program will be executed S - the custom program will be skipped P - the custom program is about to be run R - the custom program is running C - the custom program has completed successfully F - the custom program has failed D - the custom program will not be run because the custom before program or portfolio launch failed	cstm_after_status_s	char	length 100

rxp Indexes

Index Name	Piece 1
rxp_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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