TABLES: Create Table notebook -- Infopops

Optional: Type a comment to document the table that you are creating. You can type up to 254 characters, including embedded blanks.

Indicates that extra information regarding SQL changes to this table be written to the log. This additional information is required if this table will be replicated. This check box must be selected if you plan to use this table as a source for replication.

Duplicates all of the data for the table on each database partition of the nodegroup of the table. When defining a duplicate table, the partitioning key cannot be specified.

Duplicating table data on each database partition may improve performance in situations where collocation is not possible.

Opens the Select Columns window so that you can select a predefined column to add to the table that you are creating.

Optional: Type a name for the constraint that you are defining. This name can contain up to 18 characters and be an ordinary or delimited identifier.

If you do not specify a constraint name, one is generated for you.

Contains a listing of all of the foreign keys defined for the table that you are creating. Use this box to view your foreign key definitions or to select a foreign key that you want to change or remove. Click Add to add a foreign key to this list.

Click this push button to open the Add Foreign Key window so that you can add a new foreign key to the table that you are creating.

Click this push button to open the Change Foreign Key window so that you can change an attribute of the foreign key that is selected in the Foreign Keys box.

Click this push button to remove from the box the foreign key that is selected in the Foreign Keys box.

Lists all of the check constraints defined for the table that you are creating. Use this box to view your check constraint definitions or to select a check constraint that you want to change or remove. Click Add to add a check constraint to this list.

Opens the Add Check Constraint window so that you can add a new check constraint to the table that you are creating.

Opens the Change Check Constraint window so that you can change an attribute of the check constraint that is selected in the Check constraints box.

Removes from the box the check constraint that is selected in the Check constraints box.