EngineeringUnitCatalog
- Last UpdatedMar 10, 2025
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Contains one row for each defined engineering catalog unit.
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Column |
Data Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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(PK) EUCKey |
int NOT NULL |
The unique numerical identifier of an engineering catalog unit. This value is automatically generated by the system when the engineering unit is added. |
|
(FK) EUDKey |
int NOT NULL |
The unique numerical identifier of the dimension the unit belongs to. Foreign key to the EngineeringUnitDimension table. |
|
(FK) EUSKey |
int NOT NULL |
The unique numerical identifier of the system of measure the unit belongs to. Foreign key to the EngineeringUnitSystem table. |
|
Symbol |
nvarchar(32) NOT NULL |
Canonical (standard) symbol used by the system of measurement that the unit belongs to. May contain special characters, such as the degree symbol for temperature measurements (for example, 68°). |
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BasicSymbol |
nvarchar(32) NOT NULL |
Canonical (standard) symbol used by the system of measurement that the unit belongs to. May not contain special characters. |
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Description |
nvarchar(80) NOT NULL |
A more descriptive name for the unit. |
|
IntegralDivisor |
float NOT NULL |
The factor to be applied when integrating a rate with the units [EngUnits/TimeUnit] to a quantity with units [EngUnits]. This factor is called the integral divisor. The default value of 1 assumes a time unit of seconds and ensures that a rate of [Unit/second] is correctly integrated to [Unit]. For a time unit of minutes, set the integral divisor value to 60; for a unit of hours, set the integral divisor value to 3600. The integral divisor is applied similarly to rates or quantities that are not expressed in terms of a time unit. For example, to convert watts to watt-hours, the integral divisor is 1/3600. To convert watts to kilowatt-hours, the integral divisor is 1/3600000. |
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ToBaseOffset |
float NOT NULL |
The offset used in linear conversion with respect to the base unit (b in the following line equation: y = m(x+b)). |
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ToBaseScaleFactor |
float NOT NULL |
The scale factor used in linear conversion with respect to the base unit (m in the following line equation: y = m(x+b)). |
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IsVisible |
bit NOT NULL |
Set to 1 if this unit is displayed when you are creating a new engineering unit, and trying to link it to an existing catalog unit. Default value = 1. |
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IsSystem |
bit NOT NULL |
Set to 1 if this unit is defined by the system. (For example, it was created by the RuntimePostData.sql script.) Default value = 0. |