Class RowDataType {Analysis} derived from: ConstructedDataType

Documentation
4.1 Data types

A data type is a set of representable values. Every representable value belongs to at least one data type and some belong to several data types. [...]

A constructed type is specified using one of SQL's data type constructors, ARRAY , MULTISET , REF , and ROW . A constructed type is either an array type, a multiset type, a reference type, or a row type, according to whether it is specified with ARRAY , MULTISET , REF , or ROW , respectively. Array types and multiset types are known generically as collection types.

Parent Package	DataTypes	Abstract	No
Export Control	PublicAccess	Link Class for	None
Class Kind	NormalClass	Cardinality	n
Space		Concurrency	Sequential
Persistence	No

Operations

Name	Signature	Class
setContainer	void setContainer (TypedElement newContainer)	SQLDataType

Attributes

Name	Class	Type	Initial Value
name	SQLObject	String
description	SQLObject	String
label	SQLObject	String

Associations

Name	My Role	My Class	Other Role	Other Element
rowdatatype-field	--Not Named--	RowDataType	fields	Field
collectiondatatype-element	element	SQLDataType	--Not Named--	CollectionDataType
typedElement-datatype	datatype	SQLDataType	--Not Named--	TypedElement

Generalization Relationships

Name	Class	Supplier
--Not Named--	RowDataType	ConstructedDataType
--Not Named--	ConstructedDataType	SQLDataType
--Not Named--	SQLDataType	SQLObject

Property Settings

Data Modeler

dmItem	False	DMName
IsTable	False	IsView	False
IsDomain	False	IsSPPackage	False
Synonymns		TableSpaceID
SourceId		SourceType
CorrelationName		SelectClause
IsUpdateable	True	CheckOption	None
IsSnapShot	False	IsDistinct	False
PersistToServer		IsPackage	False