Create table of type integer

How can we create a table of type integer in MDM. (what the code should be?)
When I create a table, it only allows type Text.
Thanks

Hi R.N,
we can create table of type Flat, Hierarachy, Taxanomy, Qualified Flat and Families.
you are talking about field, by default whenever you create any table a field "Name" of type Text get generated, but here if you want this field to be integer, just create new field by right clickin "Add Field" by going into table in which you want that field. here you can give any name to that field and select type Integer . if you want only Integer field into your table then also make it "Display Field" only after that you can delete field "Name" of type Text.
Note: For creating Table Click on your repository where you can see and create tables and for field just click on any table where you want to include that field into table
Code takes important incase of Java APis and ABAP Apis. where APIs recognise table and fields with their code only.
Remember to unload repository before creating Table and Fields and then load it.
Hope it helps you,
Mandeep Saini
Edited by: Mandeep Saini on May 6, 2008 10:43 AM
Edited by: Mandeep Saini on May 6, 2008 10:48 AM

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33 end;
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1
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