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The '''Change Request''' table stores the Change Orders. The '''chg''' [[Object|object]] is used to reference the content of the table. | The '''Change Request''' table stores the Change Orders. The '''chg''' [[Object|object]] is used to reference the content of the table. | ||
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The '''[[Object]]''' is what is used in scripting [[spel code]], [[Stored Queries]], [[Events and Macros|Action Macros]], web pages, etc. | The '''[[Object]]''' is what is used in scripting [[spel code]], [[Stored Queries]], [[Events and Macros|Action Macros]], web pages, etc. | ||
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The '''SQL Name''' is what you will physically see if accessing the database directly. | The '''SQL Name''' is what you will physically see if accessing the database directly. | ||
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Overview
The Change Request table stores the Change Orders. The chg object is used to reference the content of the table.
Details
| Object | Table | SQL Name |
|---|---|---|
| chg | Change_Request | chg |
The Object is what is used in scripting spel code, Stored Queries, Action Macros, web pages, etc.
The Table is what you will reference when doing data extracts or loads. (eg pdm_extract Change_Request > chg.txt)
The SQL Name is what you will physically see if accessing the database directly.
