ores.refdata.tenor

Table of Contents

Persisted catalog of the standard tenor labels, so a user can see, manage, and order the set of tenors the system knows about rather than relying on labels implied by parsing logic alone. This table carries convention-independent identity only — how a given tenor resolves under a particular curve type is Tenor Convention's concern, recorded via Tenor Convention Resolution. Broken dates are deliberately out of scope — they are per-instance ladder data, not master data, and reference a row here only when they happen to coincide with a standard label.

Flags

Columns

code

Unique tenor code.

Examples: 'O/N', 'T/N', 'S/N', 'S/W', '1W', '1M', '1Y', 'SPOT'. 

std::string(faker::word::noun()) + "_tenor_" + std::to_string(++counter)

display_name

Human-readable common name (e.g. 'Overnight', 'One Month', 'Spot'). 

std::string(faker::lorem::word())

description

Longer-form description of the tenor and where it typically appears. 

std::string(faker::lorem::sentence())

sort_order

Explicit display/ladder ordering. Not derived from parsing the code, so labels with no natural lexicographic order relative to periods (e.g. SPOT among O/N=/=T/N=/=S/N) sort correctly. 

ctx.random_int(0, 1000)

kind

Either SPECIAL (O/N, T/N, S/N, SPOT, TODAY, TOMORROW — no fixed offset; resolved by rule per convention) or PERIOD (regular nD=/=nW=/=nM=/=nY labels with a fixed offset from the convention's anchor). 

std::string("PERIOD")

unit

Period unit for PERIOD tenors: DAY, WEEK, MONTH, or YEAR. NONE for SPECIAL tenors, which have no fixed unit/multiplier of their own. 

std::string("MONTH")

multiplier

Period count for PERIOD tenors (the n in nD=/=nW=/=nM=/=nY). Null for SPECIAL tenors. 

ctx.random_int(1, 30)

SQL

Flags

Insert trigger

Validations

column validation_function
kind ores_refdata_validate_tenor_kind_fn
unit ores_refdata_validate_tenor_unit_fn
change_reason_code ores_dq_validate_change_reason_fn

C++

Flags

Repository

Domain includes

#include <string>

Conventions

Qt

Detail fields

field label widget type is_key is_required placeholder flag_source combo_domain_type combo_fetch_include combo_fetch_fn combo_watcher_name combo_code_field combo_tooltip_field combo_sort_field combo_label combo_setter_pascal badge_key
code Code codeEdit line_edit true true Enter tenor code (e.g. 1M)                      
display_name Display Name displayNameEdit line_edit   true Enter display name                      
description Description descriptionEdit text_edit     Enter a description                      
sort_order Sort Order sortOrderEdit spin_box   true                        
kind Kind kindCombo dynamic_combo   true     refdata::domain::tenor_kind ores.qt/LookupFetcher.hpp fetch_tenor_kinds tenorKindWatcher code description display_order tenor kinds KindCombo tenor_kind
unit Unit unitCombo dynamic_combo   true     refdata::domain::tenor_unit ores.qt/LookupFetcher.hpp fetch_tenor_units tenorUnitWatcher code description display_order tenor units UnitCombo tenor_unit
multiplier Multiplier multiplierEdit spin_box                            

Columns (Qt model)

enum_name field header type width is_badge badge_key formatter formatter_include
Code code Code string 100        
DisplayName display_name Display Name string 160        
Description description Description string 300        
SortOrder sort_order Sort Order int 90        
Kind kind Kind string 90 true tenor_kind    
Unit unit Unit string 90 true tenor_unit    
Version version Version int 80        
ModifiedBy modified_by Modified By string 120        
RecordedAt recorded_at Recorded At timestamp 150        

Related entity shortcuts

signal icon label tooltip
Conventions Table Conventions Open Tenor Conventions list
Anchors Anchor Anchors Open Tenor Anchors list

Custom repository methods

read_all_ordered

Reads every tenor for the tenant ordered by sort_order, for populating a ladder or a tenor picker in display order. 

std::vector<domain::tenor> read_all_ordered(context ctx);

See also

  • Tenor — domain concept.
  • Pillar — the subset of tenors actually quoted as live inputs to a given curve.
  • Tenor Convention — the per-asset-class resolution rules for these labels.
  • Tenor Convention Resolution — which tenors belong to which convention, and any anchor override.

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