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    							  Advanced Report Design CentreVu CMS Custom Reports
    Creating a Custom Data Table6-1
    6 Advanced Report Design
    Creating a Custom Data Table6
    The section of the CentreVuä Call Management System (CentreVu CMS) 
    database that stores historical ACD data uses the 
    INFORMIX *SQL (ISQL) 
    Relational Database Management System. All historical ACD data available 
    for use in custom reports is stored in tables in the 
    CentreVu CMS database. 
    You can access 
    INFORMIX and the CentreVu CMS database to build your 
    own data tables to contain financial information, schedule information, 
    product or service information, or any other type of information you want. You 
    can then design historical custom reports to display the data, with or without 
    ACD data.
    * INFORMIX is a registered trademark of Informix Software, Inc.
    NoteInstructions on the use of INFORMIX SQL appear in this document 
    as a convenience. These instructions are not intended as a substitute 
    for the 
    INFORMIX documentation. Except where noted, the standard 
    rules of 
    INFORMIX SQL apply, as documented in the INFORMIX-
    SQL Relational Database Management System User Guide
     for 
    INFORMIX SQL. If you purchased ISQL with the CentreVu CMS, this 
    document is delivered with your 
    CentreVu CMS software and 
    documents.
    CautionCentreVu CMS does not automatically check the database for disk 
    space used by data in custom tables. As a result, you can 
    inadvertently fill up your disk with custom data. When this happens, 
    you can lose or damage custom data and ACD data. Therefore, if 
    you create custom data tables, be careful to check the amount of 
    disk space available regularly. See the “System Setup” chapter in 
    the 
    CentreVuä CMS R3V5 Administration (585-215-820) 
    document for more information on disk storage. 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-2
    To define custom data tables, use the steps described in the following pages.
    CautionIf you back up data using the Maintenance — Backup Data window, 
    the data stored in custom 
    INFORMIX tables will be saved, but the 
    custom table definitions (table names, column names, data 
    types, and so on) will not be saved. As a result, if you lose the 
    custom table definitions because of a disk crash, power hit, or 
    some other reason, you cannot restore these table definitions using 
    the Backup Data window. Because the custom table definitions will 
    be lost, you will not be able to restore the custom data that was 
    saved using the Backup Data window.
    For this reason, it is recommended that you make your own 
    backups of the custom table definitions using the 
    UNIXa 
    system/Solarisb system. If you lose INFORMIX table definitions 
    and/or custom data, you can restore the table definitions using 
    UNIX and then restore the custom data. See the “UNIX 
    System/
    Solaris System” chapter in the CentreVuä CMS 
    Administration (
    585-215-820) document for procedures on backing 
    up data via the 
    UNIX system.
    a.  UNIX is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc.
    b.  Solaris is a registered trademark of Sun, Inc. 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-3
    Step 1: Access 
    the 
    CentreVu 
    CMS Database 
    in 
    INFORMIX6
    To access the CentreVu CMS database in INFORMIX, use the following 
    steps:
    1a.Press the   SLK.®
    The Commands submenu 
    appears.
    1b.Select the UNIX option.®All windows and menus 
    disappear, and the UNIX 
    prompt appears.
    1c.At the $ prompt, type the following 
    command: 
    DBPATH=/cms/db/inf. Press 
    the   key. Type export 
    DBPATH. Press the   key.®The UNIX prompt 
    reappears.
    1d.At the $ prompt, type the following 
    pathname: 
    /usr/informix/bin/isql. 
    Press the   key.®The INFORMIX logo 
    appears, followed by the 
    INFORMIX Main Menu.
    Commands
    Return
    Return
    Return
     
    INFORMIX-SQL: Form Report Query-language User-menu Database Table Exit
    Run, Modify, Create, or Drop a form.
    -------------------------------------------- Press CTRL-W for Help -------- 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-4
    Step 2: Build 
    the Table
    6
    In INFORMIX, you can select menu items in one of two ways:
    lUse the arrow keys (® or ¬) to move the cursor to the menu option. 
    Then, press  .
    lType the first character of the menu option.
    NoteTo escape from a step and go back to the previous step, press   
    or  , depending on your keyboard.
    2a.At the 
    INFORMIX Main Menu, 
    select Table.®The Select Database 
    screen appears.
    Return
    Delete
    Del
     
    SELECT DATABASE >>
    Choose a database with the Arrow Keys, or enter name, then press Return.
    ------------------ cms --------------------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    CMS
    2b.Ty p e cms, and press  .®The Table menu appears.Return
     
    TABLE: Create Alter Infor Drop Exit
    Create a new table.
    ------------------ cms --------------------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    2c.Select Create.®The Create Table screen 
    appears. 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-5
    CREATE TABLE >>
    Enter the table name you wish to create with the schema editor.
    ------------------ cms --------------------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    2d.Type a name of up to 18 characters 
    for the table you are building. The 
    table name must begin with c_ (a 
    lower-case “c” and underscore). For 
    example, type c_workcode. Press 
    the 
     key.®
    The Create Table menu 
    appears with a highlighted 
    box beneath “Column 
    Name.”
    Return
     
    CREATE TABLE c_workcode: Add Modify Drop Screen Exit
    Adds columns to the table above the line with the highlight.
    ------ Page 1 of 1 --------- cms -------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    Column Name Type Length Index Nulls
    ......................................
    ..
    ......................................
    2e.Select Add.®The Add Name screen 
    appears.
     
    ADD NAME >>
    Enter column name. RETURN adds it. INTERRUP returns to CREATE/ALTER menu.
    ------ Page 1 of 1 --------- cms -------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    Column Name Type Length Index Nulls
    ......................................
    ..
    ...................................... 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-6
    The available data types are in the following table.2f.Type a name of up to 18 characters 
    for the column you are adding. If 
    desired, you can use names of 
    standard 
    CentreVuCMS database 
    items only if you enter the name in 
    lowercase letters in the Dictionary 
    subsystem. The Dictionary: Custom 
    Items window accepts only 
    lowercase letters for custom item 
    names that are the same as 
    standard database items. Press the 
     key.®
    The Add Type screen 
    appears.
    Return
     
    ADD TYPE c_workcode : Char Number Serial Date Money date-Time Interval
    Prints any combination of letters, numbers, and punctuation.
    ------ Page 1 of 1 --------- cms -------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    Column Name Type Length Index Nulls
    cwc ...........
    ..
    ........... 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-7
    Table 6-1:  Data Types
    CharCharacter (CHAR) columns store any combination 
    of letters, numbers, and symbols.
    NumberNumeric columns store numbers. The numbers 
    stored can be one of the following five types:
    —Decimal. A decimal is a number that contains 
    a decimal point.
    —Smallint. A Smallint column stores integers 
    from -32,767 to +32,767.
    —Integer. An Integer column stores integers 
    from -2,147,483,647 to +2,147,483,647.
    —Smallfloat. A Smallfloat column stores floating 
    point numbers with up to seven significant 
    digits.
    —Float. A Float column stores floating point 
    numbers with up to 14 significant digits.
    SerialSerial columns store a unique sequence number in 
    each row of the table.
    DateDate columns store calendar dates with the format 
    mm/dd/yy.
    date-TimeNot supported by CMS Custom Reports. However, it 
    is supported by INFORMIX. 
    You must type T in order to select date-Time. 
    A date-Time column allows you to specify a 
    database qualifier of year, month, day, hour, or 
    minute.
    IntervalNot supported by CMS Custom Reports. However, it 
    is supported by INFORMIX. 
    An interval column allows you to specify an 
    interval 
    qualifier of year, month, day, hour, or minute.
    MoneyNot supported by CMS Custom Reports. However, it 
    is supported by INFORMIX. 
    If your data will be dollars and cents, you should use 
    Decimal. 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-8
    2g.Select the type of data that the field 
    will store.®The additional prompts that 
    appear differ depending on 
    your selected data type.
    2h.Complete the definition of the 
    column by responding to the 
    additional prompts that appear. 
    Which prompts appear and what 
    order they appear in depend on the 
    data type you selected. Table 6-2
     
    lists the possible prompts.®
    When you have responded 
    to all of the prompts for the 
    column, a new highlighted 
    line appears in the table, 
    and the
     Add Name field 
    reappears at the top of the 
    screen.
    2i.Repeat Steps 2f through 2h for 
    each column you want to add.
    Table 6-2:  Prompts for 
    INFORMIX Data Types
    Prompt What to Do
    PRECISIONSelect either Smallfloat or Float. 
    PRECISION appears for the Float type.
    INDEXEnter y if you want to make the column an index. 
    INDEX appears for all types except Serial. A 
    column with the Serial data type automatically 
    becomes an index.
    Make the column an index only if the column will be 
    used for row searches and the table will contain 
    more than 200 rows of data.
    DUPLICATESEnter y if you want to allow the column to contain 
    the same value in different rows. For example, if the 
    column were to contain the last names of people, 
    you would probably want to allow multiple entries 
    (because, for example, you might have many 
    different people with the last name of Smith).
    However, if you were creating a column of social 
    security numbers, then you would enter n to 
    prevent multiple entries of the same number. 
    DUPLICATES appears for all types except 
    Serial.
    Note: The DUPLICATES prompt displays if you 
    answer yes to an INDEX prompt. 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-9
    NULLSEnter y if you want to allow the column to have 
    rows with no values (versus requiring values). For 
    example, if your table is a list of customer data and 
    the column you are adding is for the customer’s 
    employer, you might want to allow the NULL value 
    for the case where the person is unemployed. 
    Enter n if you want to require a value in each row. 
    NULLS appears for all types except Serial.
    ADD STARTING 
    NUMBEREnter the number that 
    INFORMIX should use as a 
    starting point for numbering rows. 
    INFORMIX 
    identifies the first row in the table with the number 
    you enter. As each new row of data is added to the 
    table, 
    INFORMIX assigns that row the next number 
    in the sequence. ADD STARTING NUMBER 
    appears only for Serial.
    NUMERICType the first letter of the numeric you want: Integer, 
    Smallint, Decimal, or Float.
    LENGTHEnter the number of digits the column will store for a 
    single piece of data. LENGTH appears for Char 
    and Decimal types
    SCALEEnter the number of digits that should appear to the 
    right of the decimal point. The decimal digits, but not 
    the decimal point, occupy part of the field length you 
    specified in the LENGTH field. SCALE appears 
    after the LENGTH for Decimal. Table 6-2:  Prompts for 
    INFORMIX Data Types  — Continued
    Prompt What to Do
    2j.When you have added all columns, 
    press the   key until the 
    Create Table screen appears.®The Create Table menu 
    appears.
    Return 
    						
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    Creating a Custom Data Table6-10
     
    ALTER TABLE c_workcode : Add Modify Drop  Screen Exit
    Adds columns to the table above the line with the highlight.
    ------ Page 1 of 1 --------- cms -------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    Column Name Type Length Index Nulls
    cwc Char 16 Unique No
    price Decimal 8.2 No
    ......................................
    ..
    ......................................
    2k.Select Exit.®The Build-new-table menu 
    appears.
     
    Exit c_workcode: Build-new-table Discard-new-table
    Builds a new table and returns to the Table Menu.
    ------ Page 1 of 1 --------- cms -------- Press CTRL-W for Help --------
    Column Name Type Length Index Nulls
    cwc Char 16 Unique No
    price Decimal 8.2 No
    2l.Select Build-new-table.®The Table menu 
    reappears. If no errors are 
    found, then your table has 
    been added. If errors are 
    found, then you must go 
    back to the
     Alter Table 
    screen and correct these 
    errors. You must then 
    repeat steps 2k and 2l until 
    the
     Table menu reappears.
    2m.Select Exit to return to the 
    INFORMIX Main Menu.®
    The INFORMIX Main Menu 
    appears. 
    						
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