# Create Dashboard Page

Before adding widgets to a dashboard, a **dashboard page must be created** in the system.\
In the Widget Dashboard approach, this is done by **manually inserting configuration data** into the database table **`PAGE`**.

The data stored in this table defines the dashboard page metadata, layout, theme, and display properties that are required for rendering the dashboard at runtime.

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#### Page Configuration via Database Table

To create a dashboard page, insert a new record into the **`PAGE`** table using the values described below.

These values represent:

* Page identity and ownership
* Layout and theme configuration
* Display title and icon
* Customization settings

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#### PAGE Table Values

| Column            | Value           |
| ----------------- | --------------- |
| ID                | `1 <Running>`   |
| USERNAME          | `guest`         |
| PAGE              | `TRAIN1_DASH`   |
| LAYOUTID          | `9`             |
| THEME             | `cupertino`     |
| TITLE             | `INVENTORY`     |
| IMAGE             | `dashboard.png` |
| USERCUSTOMIZATION | `N`             |
| CODE              | *(empty)*       |

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#### Field Description Overview

* **ID**\
  Unique identifier for the page entry.
* **USERNAME**\
  Specifies the user associated with the dashboard page.
* **PAGE**\
  Logical page identifier used internally by the system.
* **LAYOUTID**\
  Determines the layout template applied to the dashboard page.
* **THEME**\
  Defines the visual theme used to render the page.
* **TITLE**\
  Display title shown on the dashboard UI.
* **IMAGE**\
  Icon or image associated with the dashboard page.
* **USERCUSTOMIZATION**\
  Indicates whether user‑level customization is enabled (`Y` or `N`).
* **CODE**\
  Reserved field for additional configuration or logic (left empty in this setup).


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