What can be considered properties of domain fix values?

Domain fix values are properties that refer to specific predefined values that do not change during the runtime of the application. These values are static as they remain constant throughout the lifecycle of the application or system being utilized. Their primary use is to standardize data entry and ensure consistency across the database, allowing for the reliable categorization and analysis of data.

Static values are particularly beneficial in data modeling within SAP HANA, as they simplify data validation and enhance the integrity of both input data and reporting processes. By establishing a defined set of options, static fix values minimize user errors and improve overall data quality.

In contrast, dynamic values would change based on various conditions or inputs, which is not the case for domain fix values. Additionally, while user input at runtime can be a part of applications, it does not apply to the concept of domain fix values since these are predetermined and do not require any user interaction. Lastly, SQL scripting might be involved in creating or manipulating data but does not define the properties of domain fix values directly. Therefore, the focus on static values accurately represents the inherent nature of domain fix values.