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| - | ====== glossary ====== | + | ===== glossary ===== |
| - | === A === | + | ==== A ==== |
| - | **advanced filter** gives the possibility to define filter conditions on the grid content, in order to display only a desired part of the data set. | + | **advanced filter** ... |
| - | === C === | + | ==== C ==== |
| - | **callable object** a process which can be run. It can be a stored procedure, one or more sql statements after each other or a web service call. | + | **callable object** ... |
| - | **catalog object** a database table represented in Niota meta data. | + | **catalog object** ... |
| - | **catalog object instance** a descendant of the catalog object. You can make more catalog object instance out of one catalog object by using different settings (e.g.: protected columns, displayed columns, displayed rows, etc). | + | **catalog object instance** ... |
| - | **connection** - database connection. Points to a [database].[schema] in the case of MSSQL. | + | **connection** ... |
| - | === L === | + | ==== D ==== |
| + | **DBMS** DataBase Management System. Mostly prefixed by a specific type. MySQL DBMS, Oracle DBMS, ... | ||
| + | ==== L ==== | ||
| **LDAP** Lightweight Directory Access Protocol | **LDAP** Lightweight Directory Access Protocol | ||
| - | **lookup table** a previously defined data set, in order to fill a field in the database table. In Niota it has to exist as a catalog object instance. | + | **lookup table** ... |
| - | === M === | + | ==== M ==== |
| **master-detail table** there can be two, three or four tables on the screen at a time. The top-left is the master/main table. The data shown in the other tables are depend on the selection of the main table. | **master-detail table** there can be two, three or four tables on the screen at a time. The top-left is the master/main table. The data shown in the other tables are depend on the selection of the main table. | ||
| - | === T === | + | **MySQL** MySQL. Database Management System. Further details see [[https://www.mysql.com|MySQL]] |
| - | **transaction** it can be a callable object, a table load or an advanced filter event. | + | |
| - | **transaction menu** it is a custom menu which contains transactions. | + | ==== N ==== |
| + | **N-MDDB** niota meta data database\\ | ||
| + | **N-PAPP** niota PHP application\\ | ||
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| + | ==== O ==== | ||
| + | **ODBC** | ||
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| + | ==== P ==== | ||
| + | **PHP** | ||
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| + | ==== T ==== | ||
| + | **transaction** ... | ||
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| + | **transaction menu** ... | ||
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