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In SimpleOne, all data is stored in tables. Tables consist of columns. A table row is called a record and have a unique identifier.

Tip

Role required: admin.

To create a new table, complete the following steps:

  1. Navigate to System Definition → All Settings→ All Tables.
  2. Click New and fill in the fields.
  3. Click Save or Save and Exitexit to apply the changes.

Table form fields

AttributeMandatoryDescription

Title

Y

Specify a table title. The title should be meaningful and human-readable, like Incident or Known Error. You can use Latin or Cyrillic letters, [0..9] numbers, and the underscore symbol ( _ ). Unlike the Name field, the values from the

The Title field can be translated to other languages.

Name

Name 
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table_name

Y

This field is populated automatically with a system table name. The table name should be unique and meaningful. You can use symbols are Latin letters, [0..9] numbers, and the underscore symbol ( _ ); the . The name should start with a letter. System table names are used in scriptingscripts.

When filling in the Title field, the Name field is populated automatically with a corresponding value and prefix.

Info

Typically, developers create tables while working on applications and within these applications. In this case, a prefix is automatically added automatically to the system table name. You can specify the a default prefix to add to the application settings; this point is highlighted in . See the Applications article article to learn more.


Note
titleTable Naming Policy

The default table naming policy is as follows:

  1. For custom tables created within the Simple application, the "c_" prefix  prefix is added.
    • For example: if you create a table and specify the title "Table," then the name c_table is generated automatically.
  2. For custom tables created within another application, an application prefix and a client instance prefix are added.
    • For example: consider that you are creating a table within the ITSM application (generally having the itsm prefix) on your instance. The vendor has provided the instance client prefix for you. The title of the newly created table is "Table." As a result, the itsm_instance_table name will be generated automatically.

In table names, elements are connected with the underscore symbol.


Parent

NSpecify a parent table for this table. All fields of the parent table except for the system fields will be inherited when creating the table. A table can be a parent for another table if its is_extendable attribute is equal to truethe Is extendable checkbox is selected.

Is extendable

NSelect the checkbox to make the table extendable (to . It can be a parent for other tables. ) For more information, refer to the Table Extension article.

Add

Menu Item

menu item

NSelect the checkbox to create a new menu category in the Navigation menu, or add the table as a new menu item for an existing menu category. If the checkbox is selected, the Menu Item tab will appear in the Related Lists area.

Controls Tab

Record number

N

Define a prefix that will be added at the beginning of every record number in this table.

Is VCS enabled

N

This attribute is responsible for enabling and disabling Select the checkbox to enable the table versioning. When the checkbox is selected, changes Changes in the affected table are stored as records in the VCS records (sys_vcs_record) table.

Note

This attribute field is read-only after the record is created.


Is audit

N

When Select the checkbox is selected, to log the changes in the affected table are logged to the History (sys_history) table. For more information, refer to the System History sectionSee the Record Audit article to learn more.

Record deletion logging

NSelect the checkbox so that records deleted from this table are logged to the Record Deletion Log (sys_record_deletion_log) and can be restored.

Indicate presence

N

Select this checkbox to enable the presence indication. When this checkbox is selected, the record forms of the table have an indication when other users interact with the same record.

The presence indication is enabled by default for the Task table and its child tables.

Menu Item tab

The Menu Item tab appears when the Add Menu Item menu item attribute is selected.

Menu Categorycategory

YSpecify a menu category to which the menu item should be related.

Menu Itemitem

NSpecify a name of the new menu item.

Add Menu Categorymenu category

N

Select the checkbox if you want to create a new menu category.

See the NavigationMenu Categories and Items article to learn more about menu items and categories.

Menu Category Titlecategory titleY

Specify a category title to display.

This field appears when the Add Menu Categorymenu category checkbox is selected.

OrderY

Determine the category order in the navigator (categories . Categories are arranged in ascending order).

This field appears when the Add Menu Categorymenu category checkbox is selected.

Menu ItemitemN

Specify the name of the new menu item.

This field appears when the Add Menu Categorymenu category checkbox is selected.

User interface actions

After a table is created, the following user interface actions appear on the table form:

  • Configure Form Layoutform layout – opens the page where you can set up a form of table records.
  • Configure List Layoutlist layout – opens the page where you can set up columns that will be displayed on the table list.
  • Configure inline editing – opens a window where you can restrict editing of table fields in the list view. 
  • Create Recordrecord – opens a form to create a table record.
  • Open Listlist – opens the table list.
  • Show Schemaschema – opens a dependency map and shows all the tables related to the table which form you opened. You can click any table name on the dependency map to open the table form. The image below is an example of a dependency map.


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