rs_credentials

The following table lists the columns for the rs_credentials view. The equivalent jcs_credentials view is available for backward compatibility reasons. The difference between the two is the data type of the date/time columns; the rs_* views use TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE while the jcs_* views use DATE.

Column	Datatype	Description
ID	NUMBER	The unique ID of a Redwood credential
PARTITION	VARCHAR2	The unique partition of a Redwood credential
PROTOCOL	VARCHAR2	The protocol of a Redwood credential
SYSTEM	VARCHAR2	The system of a Redwood credential (host or domain)
USERNAME	VARCHAR2	The username this Redwood credential is meant for
NAME	VARCHAR2	The concatenation of three of the four keyparts (RWE convenience)
VERSION	NUMBER	The version number of a Redwood credential
DESCRIPTION	VARCHAR2	The description of a Redwood credential
APPLICATION_PARTITION	VARCHAR2	The partition of the application; can be used to group Redwood objects in logical groups
APPLICATION_NAME	VARCHAR2	The name of the application; can be used to group Redwood objects in logical groups
COMMENT_TEXT	VARCHAR2	Comment describing the Redwood credential
LOGICAL_USER	VARCHAR2	The logical user for a Redwood credential
PASSWORD	VARCHAR2	The (encoded) password for a Redwood credential

Note: NAME: The version 9 name of the credential, which is incompatible with the version 7 name of the credential

Note: VERSION: Version is not increased with one anymore after changing the object.

Note: PROTOCOL: The protocols WIN, UNIX and VMS are now named login.

Note: PASSWORD: The password is now encoded differently.

Note: APPLICATION_PARTITION: Credentials do not have an application anymore.

Note: APPLICATION_NAME: Credentials do not have an application anymore.