Use the Model Naming Options dialog to specify how logical and physical model objects are named. The logical and physical model objects for which you can set name mapping preferences display. When two objects appear in the box, set the name mapping preferences from the first object to the second object. For example, for Entity to Table, set preferences for deriving a table name from an entity name. Domains, relationships, and validations are considered the same object in both the logical and physical model, so only one object appears in the box. The preferences that you set for naming the physical model object names must conform to the syntax rules of the target database. See the SQL Reference Guide of your DBMS for more information.
The Model Naming Options dialog includes the following tabs:
Set naming preferences for logical model objects. Using the Logical tab, you can perform the following tasks:
Set Preferences for Case Conversion of Logical Model Object Names
Set naming preferences for physical model objects. Using the Physical tab, you can perform the following tasks:
Set Preferences for Case Conversion of Logical Model Object Names
Specify options for deriving a physical model object name from a logical model object name. Using the Name Mapping tab, you can perform the following tasks:
Remove Vowels from Physical Model Object Names
Add a Prefix to Physical Model Object Names
Add a Suffix to Physical Model Object Names
Change the Macro to Convert Names
Reset Physical Model Object Names to Logical Names
Apply Naming Standards to a Model
Set preferences to enforce unique names for entities, tables, views, attributes, and columns. Using the Duplicate tab, you can perform the following tasks:
To open the Model Naming Options dialog, click Actions, Model Naming Options.
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