¨ Table:
is a 2D data matrix containing rows and columns. Rows contain data while
column indicates fields. Table can contain 0 or multiple rows.
¨ Structure:
is a skeletal view of a table. It contains the definition of columns and don’t
have any contents. Structure is generally a template based on which a
table is created. The basic difference between structure
and table is
that the structure does not exist at the underlying database system level.
Structure exists as definition in the dictionary.
¨ Views:
A view is an imaginary table. It contains data, which is really stored in other
tables. The contents for the view are dynamically generated when
called from program.
¨ Dataelement: is definition of the properties and type for a
table field. It is an
intermediate object between the object type domain and the table field. A field
in R/3 system is always associated with a data element,
which at the
same time is related to domain.
¨ Domain:
is formal definition of the data type from a technical point of view. It sets
the attributes such as data type, length, possible value range and so on.
¨ Lock
objects: These types of objects are used for locking
the access to database records
in table. This mechanism is used to enforce data integrity that
is two users cannot update the same data at the same time.
With lock
objects you can lock table-field or whole table.
¨ Search
Help Objects: , which gives list of possible values for
either primary keys or
non-primary keys.
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