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You can generate
implementation types automatically by checking the Automatic
Implementation Types checkbox in the User Preferences window, which
can be found in the Objects List. by If you choose to have
implementation types generated automatically, the following are
used:
Automatically Generated Implementation
Types
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Label
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Implementation is (by)
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Batch Job
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USoft batch job, no specific batch task
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Batch Job SQL
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specific SQL statement within USoft import task or SQL task
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Batch Job Task
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specific batch task within USoft batch job
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Column
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specific column in a table
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Component
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USoft RDMI component
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Constraint
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USoft constraint
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Decision
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USoft decision
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Domain
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domain
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Domain Constraint
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domain constraint
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External Element
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element identified by a reference to a file in a file system
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Logical View
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USoft logical view
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Menu Option
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specific menu option within a menu page
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Menu Page
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menu page
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Page
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page designed in USoft Web Designer
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Page Set
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page set defined in USoft Web Designer
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Relationship
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1-to-many relationship between tables
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Subtype Group
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USoft subtype group definition
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Table
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table
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(Unspecified)
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implementation without reference to a specific object such as a
constraint or description, see note below this table
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Web Service
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web service provider as defined in USoft Definer
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Window Class
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class designed in USoft Windows Designer
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The implementation type label of "(Unspecified)" is used when an
implementation definition consists of nothing more than a comment
in the Description field. USoft also automatically sets the
implementation type label to "(Unspecified)" if the object
referenced by the implementation, such as a constraint or decision,
is dropped.
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