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 By this you can have the same column name in different tables with a totally different meaning. By this you can have the same column name in different tables with a totally different meaning.
 E.g. in a table that belongs to your financing system the column "​workshop"​ means a company that repairs car. It's a local synonym for "​repairshop"​. E.g. in a table that belongs to your financing system the column "​workshop"​ means a company that repairs car. It's a local synonym for "​repairshop"​.
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 +But in your HR system then column "​workshop"​ has the meaning of a meeting where you work together. If you put "​workshop"​ in two different collections you can then assign to different descriptions to it.
  
 On table level the collection is assigned here. On table level the collection is assigned here.
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-The default value for collection can be set in the system_defaults configuration file. +The default value for collection can be set in the system_defaults configuration file.\\ 
-  + 
-But in your HR system ​then column ​"​workshop"​ has the meaning ​of a meeting where you work together. If you put "​workshop" ​in two different collections ​you can then assign ​to different descriptions ​to it.+-> define('​CUSTOM_APPLICATION_CODE_DEFAULT',​ '​CUST'​);​ 
 + 
 +** Columnname ** \\ 
 +Physical name of the column on which this setting are applied. 
 + 
 +** activate **\\ 
 +Active/​inactive flag 
 + 
 +** Defaultvalue of column **\\ 
 + 
 +** Title of Column **\\ 
 +Title of column ​in grid mode/form mode. In case also a semantic domain is assigned to this column, ​then the title is concatenated as domain title + column ​title. 
 + 
 +** Heading of Column **\\ 
 +Text that is used for mouse over info. 
 + 
 +** Description Column **\\ 
 + 
 +** on/off read only **\\ 
 +Flag to toggle read only property for columns with this name. Can be overwritten on level of the specific column ​of a table.  
 + 
 +** on/off hidden **\\ 
 +Flag to toggle hidden property for columns with this name. Hidden means it's not visible in grid display format. Can be overwritten on level of the specific column of a table. 
 + 
 +** on/off hidden editable **\\ 
 +Flag to toggle hidden editable property for columns with this name. If editable hidden is on, then hidden grid columns are visible ​in the edit form. Can be overwritten on level of the specific column of a table. 
 + 
 +** Domain ID Physical **\\ 
 +Assign a physical domain to this column. 
 + 
 +** Domain ID Logical **\\ 
 +Assign a logical domain to this column.  
 + 
 +** Domain ID Semantic **\\ 
 +Assign a semantic domain to this column.  
 + 
 +** Lookup for Column **\\ 
 +Assign a lookup definition to this column. This value is later ** copied ** to the column property setting of the table where a column with this name exists. This setting is not applied dynamically. 
 + 
 +** Constraint for Column **\\ 
 +Assign a constraint definition to this column. This value is later ** copied ** to the column property setting of the table where a column with this name exists. This setting is not applied dynamically. 
 + 
 +** Security Token to apply **\\ 
 +Assign a security token to this column. This value is later ** copied ** to the column property setting of the table where a column with this name exists. This setting is not applied dynamically. 
 + 
 +** RegEx to match **/**Regex not to match**\\ 
 +The setting is only copied to columns where the column name matches the ''​to match''​ regular expression and not matches an optional regular expression in the ''​not to match''​ column. 
 +By this you can define patterns where you want to apply the same column settings. E.g. you could here apply column setting for column ''​Customer'' ​to all columns that begin with ''​custom''​ but not to column ''​customize''​.
  
  
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