The following list summarizes objects supported under Teradata. To create any of these objects and define their properties, refer to the Defining Teradata Objects section.
- Authorization
- Casts
- Database Roles
- Databases
- Display Formats
- Domains
- Files
- Function Mappings
- Functions
- Global Persistent Data Sets
- Join Indexes
- Macros
- Maps
- Permissions
- Profiles
- Replication Groups
- Replication Rule Sets
- Script Templates
- Secure Zones
- Storage Format Schemas
- Stored Procedures
- Tables
- User Ids
- Validation Rules
- Views
Following are the supported data types:
- BYTE
- VARBYTE
- BLOB
- CHAR
- VARCHAR
- CHAR VARYING
- LONG VARCHAR
- CLOB
- DATASET
- CSV
- NUMERIC
- INTERVAL
- DATE
- TIME
- TIMESTAMP
- TIME WITH TIME ZONE
- TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE
- ST_GEOMETRY
- MBR
- INTEGER
- BYTEINT
- SMALLINT
- BIGINT
- DECIMAL
- FLOAT/REAL/DOUBLE PRECISION
- GRAPHIC
- VARGRAPHIC
- LONG VARGRAPHIC
- TD_ANYTYPE
- VARIANT_TYPE
- PERIOD
- XML
- XMLTYPE
- JSON
- SYSUDTLIB.XML
- SYSUDTLIB.XMLTYPE
- SYSUDTLIB.JSON
- SYSUDTLIB.ST_GEOMETRY
- SYSUDTLIB.DATASET
- SYSUDTLIB.MBR
Refer to Teradata documentation for detailed information on specific Teradata objects and properties. erwin® Data Modeler documentation for the property editors provides brief descriptions of the controls on each dialog box and tab, which you can use as a point of reference while working with database design features.
Defining Teradata Objects
Follow these steps to create Teradata objects and define their properties:
- In the Model Explorer, right-click the required object and click New.
An instance of the object is created. - Right-click the newly created instance and click Properties.
The object's property editor opens. - Set the values of all the required properties.
For information on properties, refer to the corresponding object's property page from the above list. - Click Close.
The object is created and the required properties are set.
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