Which DDIC type is used to describe an access data structure specifically for tables?

The Table DDIC type is specifically designed for describing access data structures related to tables. In the context of Avaloq and its data dictionary, a Table DDIC provides the necessary metadata that defines how the data is organized, the structure of the table, and how the database interacts with it. This includes details on fields, data types, relationships, and constraints applicable to that table.

Using a Table DDIC is essential for ensuring data integrity, proper data access, and efficient manipulation within the system. It allows developers to leverage the capabilities of the Avaloq platform effectively when working with table-based data structures, making it the most appropriate choice in scenarios involving table access configurations.

The other types mentioned—Pillar, Session, and Memory DDIC—serve different purposes. For instance, Pillar DDIC pertains to structured data related to hierarchical data models, Session DDIC handles temporary or session-specific data access and configurations, and Memory DDIC is focused on data structures that reside in memory, distinct from how data in traditional tables is managed.