-- @cvs-id:$Id: contacts-create.sql,v 1.1 2021/01/20 18:35:37 gustafn Exp $ -- this used to be an acs_derived table @@company_types.sql create table contact_categories ( category_id integer constraint contact_categories_pk primary key, category_name varchar2(100) constraint contact_categories_nn not null ); create table contacts ( contact_id integer constraint contacts_contact_id_pk primary key constraint contacts_contact_id_fk references acs_objects(object_id), family_name varchar2 (100), given_name varchar2 (100), middle_name varchar2 (100), formatted_name varchar2 (200), preferred_given_name varchar2 (100), affix varchar2 (25), email varchar2(100), company_name varchar2 (100), company_type_id integer constraint contacts_company_typ_id_fk references company_types(company_type_id), suffix varchar2(40), category_id integer constraint contacts_category_fk references contact_categories (category_id), notes varchar2 (4000), title varchar2(100) ); create index contacts_email_ix on contacts (email); comment on table contacts is ' This is the main table for contacts. '; comment on column contacts.contact_id is ' Primary key. '; comment on column contacts.family_name is ' The last name. '; comment on column contacts.given_name is ' Given or first name. '; comment on column contacts.middle_name is ' This could also be more than one name. '; comment on column contacts.formatted_name is ' This is the name as it might appear in a letter. '; comment on column contacts.preferred_given_name is ' '; comment on column contacts.affix is ' Mr. Mrs. etc. '; -- plsql @@contacts-plsql.sql -- other tables @@cn-addresses.sql @@cn-phones.sql @@contact-category.sql