business_unit_type Struct Reference

Classification of organisational unit roles within a hierarchy. More...

#include <business_unit_type.hpp>

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Public Attributes
int	version = 0
	Version number for optimistic locking and change tracking.
std::string	tenant_id
	Tenant identifier for multi-tenancy isolation.
boost::uuids::uuid	id
	UUID uniquely identifying this business unit type.
std::string	coding_scheme_code
	Coding scheme this type belongs to.
std::string	code
	Short code identifying this type within the coding scheme.
std::string	name
	Human-readable name for this type.
int	level = 0
	Hierarchy level: 0 = top, higher = lower in hierarchy.
std::string	description
	Optional description of this business unit type.
std::string	modified_by
	Username of the person who last modified this record.
std::string	performed_by
	Username of the account that performed this action.
std::string	change_reason_code
	Code identifying the reason for the change.
std::string	change_commentary
	Free-text commentary explaining the change.
std::chrono::system_clock::time_point	recorded_at
	Timestamp when this version of the record was recorded.

Detailed Description

Classification of organisational unit roles within a hierarchy.

Defines the type and level of a business unit (e.g. Division, Desk). The level field enforces hierarchy ordering: 0 = top-level (e.g. Division or Branch), higher values = lower in the hierarchy. Business units referencing a type must satisfy: child.level > parent.level.

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id

boost::uuids::uuid id

UUID uniquely identifying this business unit type.

Surrogate key for the record.

coding_scheme_code

std::string coding_scheme_code

Coding scheme this type belongs to.

Soft FK to ores_dq_coding_schemes_tbl (e.g. "ORES-ORG").

code

std::string code

Short code identifying this type within the coding scheme.

e.g. "DIVISION", "DESK".

name

std::string name

Human-readable name for this type.

e.g. "Division", "Trading Desk".

level

int level = 0

Hierarchy level: 0 = top, higher = lower in hierarchy.

Used to enforce parent-child level constraints on business units.

change_reason_code

std::string change_reason_code

Code identifying the reason for the change.

References change_reasons table (soft FK).