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C&P Data Dictionary: HISTORY

 

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HISTORY is the data file that stores the Job Diary Entries. Each HISTORY record contains a single Job diary Entry. It is a data file used for the printable version of the Job History. Each HISTORY record has fields for the person's initials that added the entry (H_WHO) the date and time of the entry (H_DATE) and a description of the entry (H_DESC) for each job diary entry. These amount fields are updated when entries are posted.

See related data files:   CHANGE_ORDERS   PICTURES


Field Name:

Type:

Length:

Index:

Description:

H_SEQUENCE

sequence

x

sequence #

H_JOB_NUM

char

10

x

job number

H_NUM

short num

0dp

record ID number

H_WHO

char

4

who added this diary entry?

H_DATE

date & time

(#FDT)

date, time of diary entry

H_DESC

char

2000

what happened?

H_RESOLVED

short int

(0 to 255)

x

resolved? (yes/no) (not implemented)

H_FOR

char

4

who is this record for?

H_USER_NOTE

char

2000

user-defined notes

H_MAIL_TO

char

2000

e-mail to

H_MANUAL short int
(0 to 255)
   0=system generated 1=manual entry

LEGEND:

Type indicates whether a field contains characters (i.e., "char") which contains any combination of letters or numbers, numbers (which has a set number of decimal places), or integers (i.e., numbers that range from 0 to 255 only).

Length shows the size of a field. Character fields have lengths that are fixed, depending on their purpose. Description and note fields have a length of 32000, which make them variable-length; their actual size depends on how much data is entered into them.

Index indicates fields that are indexed in the database, which makes them key fields for finding and sorting data. For best performances on reporting and exporting, searches should made on index fields first.

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