reo Table: End of Period Order
Oracle DBMS
Specifies the columns and rows with Oracle data type information for the reo End of Period Order table.
reo Columns
| Description | Column Name | Data Type ? | Characteristics ? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | year_s | CHAR(4) | |
| Portfolio | por_s | CHAR(2) | |
| Order of launch | launch_seq_s | CHAR(2) | |
| Record modification stamp | stamp_l | NUMBER(10) | |
| Seconds to wait before launching | delay_l | NUMBER(10) | |
| Seconds between each check by monitoring facility | interval_l | NUMBER(10) | |
| Number of Intervals to wait for EOP processing to begin or resume before making an external notification | stall_l | NUMBER(10) | |
| Month and day on which to run EOY (MMDD) | md_eoy_run_s | CHAR(4) | |
| Day of each month on which to run EOM, in two-digit format (0N or NN) | eom_run_days_s | VARCHAR2(24) | |
| Launch status (L/S/P/C/F) L - the portfolio is to be launched S - the portfolio is to be skipped P - the portfolio is being launched C - the portfolio has launched successfully F - the portfolio has failed to launch | launch_c | CHAR(1) | |
| Run accruals on next launch (Y/N) | run_accr_c | CHAR(1) | |
| Run invoicing on next launch (Y/N) | run_invo_c | CHAR(1) | |
| Beginning check number to use on next launch, or 0 for no check printing | beg_chk_s | CHAR(6) | |
| EOP job status reported by monitoring facility | job_stat_s | CHAR(4) | |
| Status date | d_stat_s | DATE | |
| Status time | t_stat_s | CHAR(6) | |
| Run custom program before portfolio processing (Y/N) | run_cstm_before_c | CHAR(1) | |
| Run custom program after portfolio processing (Y/N) | run_cstm_after_c | CHAR(1) |
reo Indexes
| Index Name | Piece 1 | Piece 2 | Piece 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| reo_idx0 | year_s | por_s | |
| reo_idx1 | year_s | launch_seq_s | por_s |
Data Type Definitions and Characteristics
Following are descriptions of the Oracle data types used in the LeasePak database. Note that LeasePak does not use all the Oracle data types.
- char
- Oracle fixed length character string. Typically used to store short-length string data such as keys, four-character codes,
and single-character switch values.
Characteristics:- length - The maximum number of ASCII or ISO-8859-1 characters the string can contain.
- date
- Oracle date and time, containing century, year, month, day, hour, minute, and 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.
- number
- Oracle numeric data type. Used for all numbers.
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 maximum number of places available to the right of the decimal point.
- varchar2
- Oracle variable length character string. Typically used to store medium and long-length string data such as names,
addresses, descriptions, and notebook entries.
Characteristics:- length - The maximum number of ASCII or ISO-8859-1 characters the string can contain.
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