Lets say I have a table name that exists in my database and I store it on a loca

Hi Erick, you can use an @Table annotation in the .xsd file that defines the already created CDT. That tells Appian that the CDT should map to the table. Add the CDT as a data store entity in a data store and click "verify". You will learn whether the CDT "maps", or corresponds exactly, to the table. Go here for a listing of JPA Annotations that we can use in our .xsd files that define CDTs: forum.appian.com/.../Defining_a_Custom_Data_Type.html

Hi Erick, you can use an @Table annotation in the .xsd file that defines the already created CDT. That tells Appian that the CDT should map to the table. Add the CDT as a data store entity in a data store and click "verify". You will learn whether the CDT "maps", or corresponds exactly, to the table. Go here for a listing of JPA Annotations that we can use in our .xsd files that define CDTs: forum.appian.com/.../Defining_a_Custom_Data_Type.html