Creating a Table with Security Constraint Columns - Analytics Database - Teradata Vantage

You can define security constraint columns for both SET and MULTISET base tables using the CREATE TABLE statement. For example:

CREATE [SET|MULTISET] TABLE  table_name 
    (col1 integer, col2 integer, col3 varchar(30),
    Security_Classification CONSTRAINT, Job_Category CONSTRAINT)
    primary index(col1);

where Security_Classification (a hierarchical level constraint) and Job_Category (a non-hierarchical category constraint) are security constraint columns that match the names of existing security CONSTRAINT objects.

A constraint column inherits the data type and the NULL/NOT NULL specification from the corresponding CONSTRAINT object.

You cannot specify the COMPRESS phrase for a security constraint column.