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The Common Domain System Dictionary includes a built-in domain called the common domain, which is created when the dictionary is initialized. You can use this domain as the standard dictionary, that is, the space where all the standard entities and relationships reside, and it is accessible by any dictionary user. The common domain in each dictionary may be its only domain, or instead, serve as the domain containing information common to any number of local domains. (See the discussion on "linking", further on in this chapter.) If you have no need for partitioning the dictionary, you would use the common domain only. You can ignore the concept of domains, and when opening a dictionary, allow System Dictionary to default to the common domain.