The following example defines a table of department codes and
       specifies a query header for the translations of the table:

       DTR> DEFINE TABLE DEPT_TABLE
       DFN> QUERY_HEADER IS "Responsible"/"Department"
       DFN> CE : "Commercial Engineering"
       DFN> PE : "Plant Engineering"
       DFN> CS : "Customer Support"
       DFN> RD : "Research and Development"
       DFN> SD : "Sales Department"
       DFN> ELSE "UNKNOWN DEPARTMENT"
       DFN> END_TABLE
       DTR>

       The following example defines a table with a translation for each
       possible rig and includes an edit string in the definition that
       displays the translation in a 10 character wide column:

       DTR> DEFINE TABLE RIGGING
       DFN> EDIT_STRING IS T(10)
       DFN> QUERY_HEADER "TYPE OF"/"RIGGING"
       DFN> SLOOP : "ONE MAST"
       DFN> KETCH : "TWO MASTS, BIG ONE IN FRONT"
       DFN> YAWL  : "SIMILAR TO KETCH"
       DFN> MS    : "SAILS AND A BIG MOTOR"
       DFN> ELSE    "SOMETHING ELSE"
       DFN> END_TABLE
       DTR> PRINT "KETCH" VIA RIGGING

        TYPE OF
        RIGGING

       TWO MASTS,
       BIG ONE IN
       FRONT

       DTR>

       The following example shows how to define a domain table that
       returns the price of a yacht when you enter a value for LENGTH_
       OVER_ALL. The example specifies a query header and an edit string
       for the translation field:

       DTR> DEFINE TABLE LOA_PRICE_TABLE
       DFN>     FROM YACHTS
       DFN>     QUERY_HEADER IS "SAMPLE"/"PRICE"
       DFN>     EDIT_STRING IS $$$,$$$
       DFN>     USING LOA : PRICE
       DFN>     ELSE "NO BOATS IN STOCK WITH THAT LOA."
       DFN> END_TABLE
       DTR> PRINT 26 VIA LOA_PRICE_TABLE

       SAMPLE
       PRICE

       $17,900

       DTR>