Database Object Types - Teradata Tools and Utilities

Teradata® Archive/Recovery Utility Reference

Product
Teradata Tools and Utilities
Release Number
16.20
Published
March 2019
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2019-06-05
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Teradata Tools and Utilities

The following table gives a brief description of different database object types.

Object Type Object Description
Function Alias Function Alias These objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Globally Persistent Object (GLOP) GLOP Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Indexes Join Index Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Hash Index
Macro Macro Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Procedures Stored Procedure These objects have data, therefore dictionary and data information is processed.
External Stored Procedure
Java JAR Stored Procedures
Schema Schema These objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Server Remote Server Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
Tables Journal Table These objects have data, therefore dictionary and data information is processed.

Tables can be specified as individual objects with any version of the Teradata Database.

Partitioned Primary Index (PPI) Table
Table
No Primary Index (NO-PPI) Table
Triggers Trigger Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
User Defined Functions (UDF) Aggregate UDF These objects may have data depending on their usage, therefore the information is processed accordingly.
Scalar UDF
Statistical UDF
Table UDF
Combined Aggregate and Statistical UDF
Table Function(Operator)
Parser Contract Function
UDF Authorization Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
User Defined Methods (UDM) UDM These objects may have data depending on their usage, therefore the information is processed accordingly.
User Defined Types (UDT) UDT Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.
User Installed Objects (UIF) UIF These objects have data, therefore dictionary and data information is processed.
Views View Theses objects do not have data, therefore only dictionary information is processed.