Stores the identifier, status, and the file path for the output of each activity.
An activity can include one or more tasks. Consequently, an activity output is a logical grouping of one or more task outputs.
| Creation Date | 4/4/2022 3:02 AM |
| File Group | PRIMARY |
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| System Object |  |
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| Rows | 0 |
| Data Space Used | 0.00 KB |
| Index Space Used | 0.00 KB |
| Column Name | Description | Datatype | Length | Allow Nulls | Default | Formula | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | ActivitySID | Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the activity record. For a complete list of records, see tActivity Table. | int | 4 | |||
| | ActivityOutputID | System-generated identifier for the activity output record. | int | 4 | |||
| ActivityOutput | Name of the activity output. | varchar | 255 | ||||
| ActivityOutputStatusCode | Code that represents the status of the activity's output. For a complete list of codes, see tActivityOutputStatus Table. | varchar | 10 | ||||
| ActivityOutputAggregationCode | Code that represents the conditions upon which the activity output is accessible by clients. For a complete list of codes, see tActivityOutputAggregation Table | tinyint | 1 | ||||
| FinalFilePath | Reserved for future use. Path to the output file. | varchar | 1000 |  |
| Database Object | Object Type | Description | Dep Level | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | tActivityOutputDetail | Table | Stores information about the task outputs of each activity output. The application writes to the table during each task. | 3 |
| Database Object | Object Type | Description | Dep Level | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tActivity | Table | Stores information about each activity, including the unique sequential identifiers for analyses and activities. You can use the information in the table to find analysis results. | 1 |
| tAnalysis | Table | Stores information about each analysis. | 1 |
| tExposureSet | Table | Stores exposure set information from each exposure database on the server. | 3 |