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Title	Shows the title of the table entry (not the file name).
Author	Input/selection field. The author's name is automatically entered (login name). The author of an entry can be changed either from out of the list or newly entered.
Editor	Displays the name of the user who worked on this entry.
Owner	Input/selection field. The user's name is automatically entered (login name). The user of an entry can be changed either from out of the list or newly entered.
Department	Selection field. The department for this entry can be selected from a predefined list.
Sub department	Selection field. The sub-department for an entry can be selected from a list of those available for the selected department. A sub-department can only be assigned after a department has been assigned.
Theme	Input/selection field. The theme for the planned transmission can be selected or entered here.
Program	Selection field. The relevant program can be selected here. Depending on the admin tool configuration, user might only select the program(s) they are allowed to.
Show	Entry field. The respective transmission can be entered here for which the entry is destined.
Date of Broadcast	The broadcast date can be entered in this calendar field.
Comment	Entry field for comment text.
Class	The class assigned on the Miscellaneous tab is displayed.
Flags	Set one or more flags for this entry (also see 5.4 Entry Flags)
Delete date	The date this entry becomes obsolete. This field can be valid for the Selection Tree and deletion routines.
Creation	System field. The exact date and time of the entry's creation as well as its length is displayed here.

Flags

The list of flags highly depends on the configuration. Several flags are only displayed under circumstances, and even those that are displayed may be disabled, and you cannot change their states. Some flags can even be displayed under a different name. The following table lists the conditions that must be met for a flag to be displayed, and to be editable.

Flag	How to define a display name	Displayed when	Disabled when	Footnote
Ready to send	n/a	always	no DBMChangeReady right	5.
New	NameOfNewFlag parameter	NameOfNewFlag parameter not empty	never	1.
Perfect	NameOfPerfectFlag parameter	NameOfPerfectFlag parameter not empty	no DBMChangePerfect right	1., 2., 5.
Error	NameOfErrorFlag parameter	NameOfErrorFlag parameter not empty	never	1.
For archive	n/a	entry not archived or flag set	complex condition, see footnote	6.
Please dearchive	n/a	entry archived and NameOfDearchive not empty	complex condition, see footnote	6.
Royalties	NameOfRoyaltiesFlag parameter	NameOfRoyaltiesFlag parameter not empty	never
Delete protected	n/a	always	no DBMChangeNotDel right	5.
LoRes exists	n/a	always	no DBMChangeLowResExists right	5.
Keyframe exists	n/a	always	no DBMChangeKeyFrameExists right	5.
Webupload	NameOfWebupload parameter	NameOfWebupload parameter not empty	never	1. and 3.
Webuploaded	NameOfWebuploaded parameter	NameOfWebuploaded parameter not empty	always	1. and 3.
Serverupload	NameOfServerupload parameter	NameOfServerupload parameter not empty	never	1. and 3.
Serveruploaded	NameOfServeruploaded parameter	NameOfServeruploaded parameter not empty	always	1. and 3.
Hires exists	NameOfHiresExists parameter	NameOfHiresExists parameter not empty	never	1. and 3.
(custom flags)	must be explicitly defined	must be explicitly defined	never	4.

Footnotes

These parameters are defined in the DBM section of the LOCAL or GLOBAL Digas registry. If defined in LOCAL and GLOBAL, the LOCAL value overrides.
The parameter contains the display name of the flag; if the parameter doesn't exist, the flag uses the name from the "Flag" column. If the parameter exists and is empty, the flag is not displayed.
This flag only applies to these types: FILETYPE_AUDIO, FILETYPE_VIDEO, FILETYPE_TEXT, FILETYPE_GROUP, FILETYPE_COLLECTION. For other types (e.g. MTE project), the flag is disabled and unchecked.
This is an "extended" flag. To see extended flags, set DBM|ShowExtendedFlags=TRUE. You can override this setting per table in Digas|Database|[DSN]\[Table].
Custom flags are defined in Digas|Settings|Flags. Each flag has a subfolder whose name is the flag name. Required values are Key and Icon.
Rights are assigned to users or user groups with the Digas Admin tool, or with the DPE Admin page.
Whether this flag can be changed or not, depends on the combination of the current state of the flag, the mode of the database table ("normal" or "archive") and the user's DBMChangeArchive right.