Touchstone 2022 Database Reference
tLocaleOverride Table
AIRUserSetting Database : tLocaleOverride Table
Description

Stores information used to override region and language settings defined within the computer's operating system.

Properties
Creation Date4/4/2022 3:02 AM
File GroupPRIMARY
Text File Group
System Object
Published for Replication
Rows0
Data Space Used0.00 KB
Index Space Used0.00 KB
Columns
 Column NameDescriptionDatatypeLengthAllow NullsDefaultFormula
Primary Key Unique, system-generated code assigned to the module.varchar10   
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the locale overrides.

  • 1 = Yes (use override)
  • 0 = No (do not use override)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the decimal symbol defined in DecimalSymbol.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Symbol that represents the decimal mark. Different countries officially designate different symbols for the decimal mark, for example a comma.nvarchar3  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use value defined in DecimalNumDigitsAfterDecimal to present the number of digits after the decimal mark.

  • 1 = Yes (use value)
  • 0 = No (do not use value)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the number of digits after the decimal mark.tinyint1  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the symbol defined in DecimalDigitGroupingSymbol to present the digit grouping.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Symbol that represents the digit grouping.nvarchar3  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the digit grouping defined in DecimalDigitGrouping.

  • 1 = Yes (use grouping)
  • 0 = No (do not use grouping)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the grouping of the digits, such as [123 456 789] or [12 34 56 789].nvarchar128  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the symbol defined in DecimalNegativeSignSymbol. to present a negative value.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Symbol that represents the negative sign in a number.nvarchar4  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in DecimalNegativeNumberFormat to present a negative value.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the format in which the negative sign is presented in a number, such as [-123] or [123].tinyint1  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the separator defined in DecimalListSeparator when listing numbers.

  • 1 = Yes (use separator)
  • 0 = No (do not use separator)
bit1 
((0))
 
 The separator used between numbers in a list, such as a semicolon (123; 456) or comma (123, 456).nvarchar3  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the native digits as indicated in DecimalNativeDigits.

  • 1 = Yes (use native digits)
  • 0 = No (do not use native digits)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents when native digits are to be used.

nvarchar64  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the symbol defined in CurrencySymbol when presenting financial values.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Symbol that represent the currency, such as € for Euro.nvarchar12  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in CurrencyPositiveFormat to present a positive financial value.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the format in which a positive financial value is presented, such as [123] or [123].

tinyint1  
 

Indicates whether the negative currency format should be used.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the format in which a negative financial value is presented, such as [€-123] or [-123].

tinyint1  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the decimal symbol defined in CurrencyDecimalSymbol to present the currency.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Symbol that represents the decimal mark in a financial value.

nvarchar3  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use value defined in CurrencyNumDigitsAfterDecimal to present the number of digits after the decimal mark.

  • 1 = Yes (use value)
  • 0 = No (do not use value)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the number of digits after the decimal mark.

tinyint1  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the symbol defined in CurrencyDigitGroupingSymbol to present the digital groping.           

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Symbol that represents the digit grouping.

nvarchar3  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the digit grouping defined in CurrencyDigitGrouping.

  • 1 = Yes (use grouping)
  • 0 = No (do not use grouping)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the grouping of the digits, such as [123 456 789] or [12 34 56 789].

nvarchar128  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in TimeFormatShort when presenting time in short format.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the short format in which a time is presented, such as h:mm tt or HH:mm.nvarchar64  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in TimeFormatLong when presenting time in long format.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the long format in which a time is presented, such as h:mm:ss tt or HH:mm:ss.nvarchar64  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use value defined in TimeAMSymbol.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the symbol used to represent the AM time period.

nvarchar12  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use value defined in TimePMSymbol.

  • 1 = Yes (use symbol)
  • 0 = No (do not use symbol)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the symbol used to represent the PM time period.

nvarchar12  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in DateFormatShort when presenting the date in short format.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the short format in which the date is presented, such as M/d/yyyy or yyyy-MM-dd.

nvarchar64  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the format defined in DateFormatLong when presenting the date in long format.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

Represents the long format in which the date is presented, such as dd MMMM, yyyy or  dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy.

nvarchar64  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should the two-digit year format.

  • 1 = Yes (use format)
  • 0 = No (do not use format)
bit1 
((0))
 
 

When a two-digit year is used, this value represents the last year that the system will interpret. 

For example, if this value is 2029 but the user enters a two-digit year of "39", Touchstone will not interpreted "39" as a year.

smallint2  
 

Indicates whether Touchstone should use the day defined in FirstDayOfWeek as the start of the week.

  • 1 = Yes (use day
  • 0 = No (do not use day)
bit1 
((0))
 
 Represents the first day of the week.tinyint1  
Check Constraints
NameDescriptionExpression
 
([CurrencyNegativeFormat] IS NULL OR [CurrencyNegativeFormat]>=(0) AND [CurrencyNegativeFormat]<=(15))
 
([CurrencyNumDigitsAfterDecimal] IS NULL OR [CurrencyNumDigitsAfterDecimal]>=(0) AND [CurrencyNumDigitsAfterDecimal]<=(9))
 
([CurrencyPositiveFormat] IS NULL OR [CurrencyPositiveFormat]>=(0) AND [CurrencyPositiveFormat]<=(3))
 
([DecimalNegativeNumberFormat] IS NULL OR [DecimalNegativeNumberFormat]>=(0) AND [DecimalNegativeNumberFormat]<=(4))
 
([DecimalNumDigitsAfterDecimal] IS NULL OR [DecimalNumDigitsAfterDecimal]>=(0) AND [DecimalNumDigitsAfterDecimal]<=(9))
 
([FirstDayOfWeek] IS NULL OR [FirstDayOfWeek]>=(0) AND [FirstDayOfWeek]<=(6))
 
([TwoDigitYearMax] IS NULL OR [TwoDigitYearMax]>=(99) AND [TwoDigitYearMax]<=(9999))
See Also

Related Objects

AIRUserSetting Database