SEARCH_COMP_TBL(SQL Table) |
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Search Component TableThe SEARCH_COMP_TBL contains the record/field pairs which are to be used for searching and matching. It is assumed that data is present for all of the fields defined within the SEARCH_ORDR_NBR for the search to take place. Otherwise, that search will be skipped. The information in this table is used by two processes: - Online, when an Add of an individual takes place, and - Background, by all processes which need to make an Add/Update decision. Usage of this table provides consistency across the institution as to how Add/Update actions take place and what may consistute a duplicate entry. |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | SM_PARM_CD | Character(15) | VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL | Search Match Parameter Code. This field stores the high level key for a Search Match Parameter definition. |
2 | SEARCH_ORDER_NBR | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | This field identifies the Search Order Number where potential duplicate ID(s) is/are encountered by Search/Match when run as part of a batch process. |
3 | RECNAME | Character(15) | VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL | Record (Table) Name (see PSRECDEFN). |
4 | FIELDNAME | Character(18) | VARCHAR2(18) NOT NULL | Field Name (see PSDBFIELD). |
5 | SM_USAGE | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
Search Match Usage field. This field controls the usage parameters for the Search Match Rule for Character fieldtypes.
B=Begins With C=Contains E=Equals N=Not Used |
6 | COMPARE_START | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Compare Start |
7 | SM_LENGTH | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Search Match Length field. This field identifies the length of a substring search. |
8 | SM_REQUIRED | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL | Search Match Required field. This field identifies a Search Match Rule element as being required or not. |
9 | SQL_BIND_NBR | Character(4) | VARCHAR2(4) NOT NULL | SQL Bind Nbr |
10 | FIELDTYPE | Number(2,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Field Type (from PSST0101 Ref.) |