Objects and Data Banks
- Last UpdatedNov 30, 2023
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The AVEVA Hull Information is organized in a number different logical data banks that normally also are physically different. Some of these may be common to other AVEVA Marine applications.
The table below contains a complete list of all the data banks that may be used and updated by the Hull application (all data banks are in principle available for reading by all applications, for example, to create composed drawings). The table contains the name of the data bank, the environment variable with the name of the data bank and finally a short description of the main contents of the respective data bank.
|
Name |
AVEVA Marine env. var. |
Contents |
|---|---|---|
|
Form databank |
SB_CGDB |
Form information (surface, hull curves, seams/butts). |
|
Structure databank |
SB_OGDB |
Hull model information. |
|
Plate databank |
SB_PLDB |
Plate parts, ready for production, extracted from the hull model. |
|
Profile databank |
SBH_PROFDB |
Profile parts, ready for production, extracted form the model. |
|
Nesting data bank |
SB_NPL |
Nested plates and burning sketches. |
|
Nesting standard db |
SB_NSTD |
Standard plates, hooks, burning sketch forms, for plate nesting. |
|
Profile nesting db |
SBH_NEST_PROFDB |
Nested profiles. |
|
Drawing databank |
SB_PDB |
Drawings, sketches of nested profiles. |
|
Picture databank |
SBD_PICT |
Separately stored views, panel pictures. |
|
Receipt drawing db |
SBH_RECEIPT |
Receipt drawings from runs via Prod. Program Interface. |
|
Assembly databank |
SB_ASSDB |
Assembly data bank |
|
Production database |
Oracle database |
Extracted part information for user written production programs |
|
Standard databank |
SBD_STD |
Drawing forms, (common to all AVEVA Marine applications) |
|
Form databank |
SBD_FORM |
Drawing forms (optional to SBD_STD) |
|
Topology databank |
SB_REFDB |
Topology objects |
|
TID databank |
SB_TID |
Surfaces (RSOs) and Compartments |
Table : 1.1
Paragraphs below will described the most significant object types in the different data banks listed in the table below.