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1DDF Builder and PCC share common components. Because of this, some editors, views, and wizards are documented in other PSQL books and not in DDF Builder User’s Guide.
2The Check Database and Check Table action is similar to a wizard except that you make your selection on Data Sources Explorer rather than on a dialog. The result of checking consistency displays in a manner similar to a view, however.
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Right-click a Btrieve file name then click Create Table Definition.
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Right-click an SQL table name and then click Edit Table Definition.
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Caution: Do not reuse any statement that contains a reference to any of the PSQL dictionary system objects. These objects are easily identified by their X$<tablename> and include a proprietary comment prohibiting reuse.
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Table 7
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Tip: 
) to show where each field within the record begins.
) if the field is designated as nullable. This byte represents the null indicator byte.
) if the field has not yet been defined.
) if the bytes have not yet been defined.
) if the field is used in a key (index) definition.
) if the field is an unknown variable-length portion.
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