The QUERY Command object designates the command stored in QUERY. The names of the owner and command are always required for its identification.
Relationships between a QUERY Command and other objects:
1. Querycommand Uses Column
2. Querycommand Uses Snapshot
3. Querycommand Uses Synonym
4. Querycommand Uses Table
5. Querycommand Uses View
6. Module Uses Querycommand
7. User Uses Querycommand
1. A QUERY command uses one or more table columns; a table column can be used by a number of QUERY commands (N[0]-M).
2. A QUERY command can use a number of snapshots; a snapshot can be used by a number of QUERY commands (N[0]-M).
3. A QUERY command can use a number of synonyms; a synonym can be used by a number of QUERY commands (N[0]-M).
4. A QUERY command uses one or more tables; a table can be used by a number of QUERY commands (N[0]-M).
5. A QUERY command can use a number of view tables; a view table can be used by a number of QUERY commands (N[0]-M).
6. A module can call a number of QUERY commands; a QUERY command can be called by a number of modules (N[0]-M[0]).
7. A user can call a number of QUERY commands; a QUERY command is called by a number of users (N-M[0]).
Any command and relationship lists can be generated for the QUERY~Command object. QUERY~Commands can be deleted or modified only with the aid of the end user tool QUERY.