proc_event

The proc_event table stores definitions of procedure events.

Structure

The proc_event table has the following structure:

TABLE proc_event(
	node_id		number(5)		NOT NULL,
	proc_id		number(5)		NOT NULL,
	major_vers	number(5)		NOT NULL,
	minor_vers	number(5)		NOT NULL,
	pd_version	number(7)		NOT NULL,
	eventname	varchar(32)	NOT NULL,
	user_event_name	varchar(32)	NOT NULL)

Column

Description

node_id

ID of the node that this case is hosted on, as defined in the nodes table.

proc_id

ID of the procedure that this event belongs to, as defined in the proc_index table.

major_vers

Major version number of the procedure version that this case belongs to, as defined in the proc_version table.

minor_vers

Minor version number of the procedure version that this case belongs to, as defined in the proc_version table.

pd_version

Instance number of the procedure definition, as defined in the proc_instance table.

eventname

The name of the procedure event. The value of this column is one of the following:

• BeforePurge
• BeforeClose
• AfterClose
• BeforeResurrect
• AfterResurrect
• BeforeSuspend
• AfterSuspend
• BeforeResume
• AfterResume

user_event_name

The name of the event step which you set for the procedure event.

Primary Key

The following primary key is defined for this table.

Key Name

Column(s)

Index Tablespace

pk_proc_event

node_id
proc_id
pd_version
eventname

BIGINDEXSPACE

Foreign Keys

The following foreign key is defined for this table.

Key Name

Column(s)

Referenced in Table...

fk_proc_event 1

node_id
proc_id
pd_version

proc_instance

Index

The following index is defined for this table.

Index Name

Column(s) Indexed

Tablespace

idx_proc_event_fk

node_id
proc_id
pd_version

BIGINDEXSPACE

Storage

The following STORAGE values are defined for this table.

Value

Definition

Initial

BIGTABLESIZE

Percentage Increase

BIGTABLEPCTINCREASE

Tablespace

BIGINDEXSPACE

Table Activity

The proc_event table contains one or more rows for each instance of each procedure definition on the system. Rows are added, updated, and deleted in the following situations.

A row is...

When...

added

If one of the following conditions occurred:

• A new procedure event is added.
• A procedure event is modified.

Note: When updating a procedure event, the record related to this event is deleted and then a new record with the event changes is added in the table.

• A new version of a procedure is released.

updated

Never.

deleted

If one of the following conditions occurred:

• A procedure event is deleted.
• A procedure event is modified.

Note: When updating a procedure event, the record related to this event is deleted and then a new record with the event changes is added in the table.

• The version of this procedure is deleted.