Hey Misi thanks for responding. I know how to find the tables from
database and I also know how to use ar schema metadata form.

Just wanted to know if ar system really creates individual tables for
each regular form when we add a currency fields.

As per your comments we it seems there is only a single table which
stores indexes for all form - Please confirm this.

Thank you Misi.

On 3/6/14, Misi Mladoniczky <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The two main currency forms are:
> AR System Currency Codes - allowed currencies of your system
> AR System Currency Ratios - dates and exchange rate
>
> To find out which table things are stored in, you can check the form "AR
> System Metadata: arschema", or the arschema-table directly. It contain a
> mapping between the Name and the SchemaId.
>
> The SchemaId is a number, for example 123. This means that the man table of
> the form is T123. Note that the numbers for a specific form varies between
> systems.
>
> All normal forms has at least one index for the request id field. They can
> also have more indexes defined through Developer Studio under form
> properties.
> You can also find these indexes in the form "AR System Metadata:
> schema_index"
> table or the corresponding table schema_index.
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>> Hi List,
>>
>> It is given in the docs as currency table under that they gave an
>> explanation
>> for a currency field. Just wondering does currency table really exist? I
>> don't
>> think so. Correct me I am thinking wrong.
>>
>> https://docs.bmc.com/docs/display/public/ars81/The+currency+table+for+a+form
>>
>> One more thing how can I find the index table for a corresponding form?
>> Does
>> AR System creates a separate index table for each regular form?
>>
>> Mercy,
>> Sweety.
>>
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