Creating a Physical Info Object Class

Use

Now that you have created a logical IO class, you need to create a physical LOIO class. The process is largely the same as for logical IO classes.

Right-click on the folder PHIO Classes to call up the context menu, and choose Create.
Create virtual and real LOIO classes, using the procedure you used for LOIO Classes.

To do this, you need instance attributes.

To use the standard instance attributes, open the Modeling Object Properties view on the tab page Instance AttributesInsert Standard Properties. To be able to do this, you have to be in change mode.
A list of all standard attributes opens. For the sake of simplicity, choose Select All.

Once you confirm your selection, the attributes are copied over.

Caution

Next, you have to mark the attribute STORAGE_CATEGORY as required.
Next, on the Standard Properties tab page, you have to enter a category for STORAGE_CATEGORY under Attribute Value. To do this, open the value help (F4). The table that opens lists all categories that are maintained in the system.

Recommendation

It makes sense to create specific categories for new document areas. See the Implementation Guide (IMG) under Application Server → Basis-Services → Knowledge Provider → Content Management Service → Content-Categories for information on how to create new categories.
Copy over a category from the table by selecting it and choosing Copy.
Next, set the Exposed flag for STORAGE_CATEGORY.
Now, create the tables in the same way as for LOIO Classes.