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:: com :: sun :: star :: sdb :: application ::
unpublished | constants group DatabaseObjectContainer |
Usage Restrictions not published Description denotes different types of (maybe virtual) containers of database objects In the database application of OpenOffice.org, database objects (such as tables, queries, forms, reports) can be organized in folders. This hierarchy can be imposed externally, or internally. For example, when you connect to a database which supports catalogs and/or schemas, then those impose a natural order on the tables, in that a catalog or a schema is a folder of tables. On the other hand, for forms and reports, OpenOffice.org Base itself allows the user to create folders to organize the documents - in this case, the hierarchy is defined in the database document itself. Since OOo 3.0 See also DatabaseObject

Constants
TABLES | denotes the virtual folder containing all tables of a database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
QUERIES | denotes the virtual folder containing all queries of a database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
FORMS | denotes the virtual folder containing all forms of a database document, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
REPORTS | denotes the virtual folder containing all reports of a database database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
DATA_SOURCE | denotes the data source itself, which effectively is the root container for all other kind of database objects, including other container types.
CATALOG | denotes a catalog in a database which supports catalogs
SCHEMA | denotes a schema in a database which supports catalogs
FORMS_FOLDER | denotes a folder which is used to organize forms in a database document
REPORTS_FOLDER | denotes a folder which is used to organize reports in a database document

Constants' Details
TABLES
const long TABLES = 1000; Description denotes the virtual folder containing all tables of a database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
QUERIES
const long QUERIES = 1001; Description denotes the virtual folder containing all queries of a database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
FORMS
const long FORMS = 1002; Description denotes the virtual folder containing all forms of a database document, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
REPORTS
const long REPORTS = 1003; Description denotes the virtual folder containing all reports of a database database, in a context where such a folder is displayed to the user.
DATA_SOURCE
const long DATA_SOURCE = 1004; Description denotes the data source itself, which effectively is the root container for all other kind of database objects, including other container types.
CATALOG
const long CATALOG = 1005; Description denotes a catalog in a database which supports catalogs
SCHEMA
const long SCHEMA = 1006; Description denotes a schema in a database which supports catalogs
FORMS_FOLDER
const long FORMS_FOLDER = 1007; Description denotes a folder which is used to organize forms in a database document
REPORTS_FOLDER
const long REPORTS_FOLDER = 1008; Description denotes a folder which is used to organize reports in a database document

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