Format

                            { quoted-string }
      GENERIC  type-name IS { n             }
                            {               }

1  –  Parameters

1.1  –  type-name

    Specifies the user-defined type of the property you are adding.

1.2  –  quoted-string

    Specifies the value (a string enclosed in quotation marks) for
    this property.

1.3  –  n

    Specifies the value (numerical) for this property.

2  –  Description

    The GENERIC field property creates a generic field property.
    You specify generic field properties only if you have made
    changes to the field type (CDD$DATA_ELEMENT) supplied by Oracle
    CDD/Repository, and the changes require generic field properties.

    You can specify the NOGENERIC keyword to remove a generic field
    property only if the changes you have made to CDD$DATA_ELEMENT
    indicate that this property is optional.

3  –  Examples

  CDO>  CHANGE FIELD TEST_FIELD
  cont>   NOGENERIC MY_ATTRIBUTE.

      In this example, the NOGENERIC keyword in the CHANGE FIELD
      command removes the MY_ATTRIBUTE generic field property from
      the TEST_FIELD field element.