Hi,

I think what Muzaffar needs is something what he has seen !
When you create a Class "Test" with
Property "P1" as %String;
property "P2" as As %Integer [ Collection = array ];

It is represented in SQLMGR as TABLEA and TABLEA_P2
Let's think that P2 are "Quota targets versus commision for a salesman"

You than want to create something like: "0-20%=2%; 21-50%=4%, etc..."
So in this case you will have P2 as a list that you want to have a 3rd field:
BOTTOMVALUE=0, TOPVALUE=20, COMMISIONVALUE=0.02


That's what I understood from Muzaffar's question.
I don't know also how to do that.

I don't know if it's clear !?

Regards
Nuno

Sukesh Hoogan wrote:

Muzaffar

You will need to elaborate what exactly are you trying to do.

Regards

--
Sukesh Hoogan
Bombay, India
http//personal.vsnl.com/sukesh_hoogan (updated : June 02, 2004)


Muzaffer Dogru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Isn't it possible to define multiple properties as [ COLLECTION = list ] ?

I

have tried this and the first property is saved in a separte table, all
further properties are not...

thx,
muzaffer









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