EM STUDENT SUBJ SELECT SNAP Table
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Field Name |
Description |
Data Type |
Length |
|---|---|---|---|
CIH_REQ |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
30 |
ELIGIBLE_TO_PREREGISTER |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
2 |
HOME_DEPT |
The primary or home department of a student for the term |
VARCHAR2 |
4 |
KERBEROS_ID |
Kerberos ID |
VARCHAR2 |
10 |
MIT_ID |
MIT ID number of the person. Use this field to join with other tables containing data about people at MIT. |
VARCHAR2 |
10 |
NAME |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
60 |
PCT_REQ_COMPLETED |
XXX |
NUMBER |
10,2 |
PICK_SUBJ_SCHEDULING |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
2 |
PICK_SUBJ_WAITLIST |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
2 |
SNAPSHOT_NAME |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
25 |
STUDENT_SUBJ_SELECT_KEY |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
100 |
STUDENT_YEAR |
The student's primary year of degree for the current term. Values include 1,2,3,4 (for freshman through senior), G for Graduate, and U for Special Undergraduate. If the student is in the graduate school and also is still an undergraduate student, then this field should always contain a "G". The undergraduate year is then stored in the Undergraduate Year (UG YEAR) field, if applicable. |
VARCHAR2 |
5 |
TERM_CODE |
** For FINANCIAL DATA: the Term Code identifies the status of the cost collector. Blank - open for charges between start and end dates. Term Code = 1 - Closed. Pre-end date charges allowed. Term Code = 2 - No longer in use. Term Code = 3 - Terminated. Charges not allowed. ** For STUDENT DATA: the Term Code identifies one of the terms in an academic year; for example: 1999FA==>Fall Term of the 1998-99 academic year, and 1999SP==>Spring Term of the 1998-99 academic year. |
VARCHAR2 |
6 |
TLGM_CODE |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
5 |
UNDERGRADUATE_YEAR |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
2 |
WAREHOUSE_CREATE_DATE |
XXX |
DATE |
|
WAREHOUSE_CREATE_USER |
XXX |
VARCHAR2 |
1 |