The document outlines the creation of a database table named 'user_type' which includes fields for user type ID, name, description, action user, and action date/time. It establishes a primary key constraint on the user type ID and inserts 15 different user types with corresponding descriptions. The user types range from 'Normal User' to 'Project Admin' and include various roles such as 'Administrator' and 'Developer'.
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User Type Data
The document outlines the creation of a database table named 'user_type' which includes fields for user type ID, name, description, action user, and action date/time. It establishes a primary key constraint on the user type ID and inserts 15 different user types with corresponding descriptions. The user types range from 'Normal User' to 'Project Admin' and include various roles such as 'Administrator' and 'Developer'.