Tables SQL 2005 Adventure Works OLTP

HumanResources.EmployeeAddress

Object type: Table

Cross-reference table mapping employees to their address(es).

Columns 

Name  Data type  Nullable  Description 
EmployeeID  int  No Primary key. Foreign key to Employee.EmployeeID. 
AddressID  int  No Primary key. Foreign key to Address.AddressID. 
rowguid  uniqueidentifier  No Default value: NEWID()
ROWGUIDCOL number uniquely identifying the record. Used to support a merge replication sample. 
ModifiedDate  datetime  No Default value: GETDATE()
Date and time the record was last updated. 

Constraints 

Name  Type  Columns  Description 
DF_EmployeeAddress_rowguid  DEFAULT  rowguid  Value: NEWID()
Default constraint value of NEWID() 
DF_EmployeeAddress_ModifiedDate  DEFAULT  ModifiedDate  Value: GETDATE()
Default constraint value of GETDATE() 
PK_EmployeeAddress_EmployeeID_AddressID  PRIMARY KEY  EmployeeID
AddressID 
Clustered index created by a primary key constraint. 
FK_EmployeeAddress_Address_AddressID  FOREIGN KEY  AddressID  Reference table: Person.Address
Foreign key constraint referencing Address.AddressID. 
FK_EmployeeAddress_Employee_EmployeeID  FOREIGN KEY  EmployeeID  Reference table: HumanResources.Employee
Foreign key constraint referencing Employee.EmployeeID. 

Indices 

Name  Description 
AK_EmployeeAddress_rowguid  Unique nonclustered index. Used to support replication samples. 

Triggers 

Name  Description 
HumanResources.uEmployeeAddress  AFTER UPDATE trigger setting the ModifiedDate column in the EmployeeAddress table to the current date. 

Accessed by 

Name  Description 
HumanResources.vEmployee  Employee names and addresses. 
Sales.vSalesPerson  Sales representiatives (names and addresses) and their sales-related information. 

Modified by 

Name  Description 
HumanResources.uEmployeeAddress  AFTER UPDATE trigger setting the ModifiedDate column in the EmployeeAddress table to the current date. 

Applies to

Tables | User
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