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The tables starting with ARS are internal configuration tables for CMOD. All of the data you see inside the IBM CMOD client can be found in these tables. Although the contents of the tables are only briefly documented in the IBM CMOD documentation, there is plenty of interesting data to be found inside them to help you solve problems and troubleshoot issues. Check out the [Content Manager OnDemand Database Tables] for more information about the tables, fields, and their contents. | The tables starting with ARS are internal configuration tables for CMOD. All of the data you see inside the IBM CMOD client can be found in these tables. Although the contents of the tables are only briefly documented in the IBM CMOD documentation, there is plenty of interesting data to be found inside them to help you solve problems and troubleshoot issues. Check out the [[Content Manager OnDemand Database Tables]] for more information about the tables, fields, and their contents. | ||
And what are those other table names? They contain the index data with the fields you define in Application Groups with the OnDemand Administrator Client. Keep reading! | And what are those other table names? They contain the index data with the fields you define in Application Groups with the OnDemand Administrator Client. Keep reading! | ||