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Maxim@tygron.com at 11:15, 5 October 2022

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	==IDs in the {{software}}==		==IDs in the {{software}}==

	A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[Neighborhood]]s, [[~~Construction~~]]s, [[Stakeholder]]s, [[Overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a Project has a unique ID.		A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[Neighborhood]]s, [[Building]]s, [[Stakeholder]]s, [[Overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a Project has a unique ID.

	The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that Project. I.e., there can only be one [[~~Construction~~]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there also being a [[Stakeholder]] with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.		The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that Project. I.e., there can only be one [[Building]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there also being a [[Stakeholder]] with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.

	The ID of data can never be changed, even in the Editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.		The ID of data can never be changed, even in the Editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.

	The ID is also visible in the [[Editor]] interface of the {{software}}. When having selected for example a [[~~Construction~~]], at the top of the [[Editor#Right_panel\|right panel]], the ID is visible. It is possible to click on this ID. This opens the information about the ~~Construction~~ in the [[REST_API\|API]], in where you can see the attributes.		The ID is also visible in the [[Editor]] interface of the {{software}}. When having selected for example a [[Building]], at the top of the [[Editor#Right_panel\|right panel]], the ID is visible. It is possible to click on this ID. This opens the information about the Building in the [[REST_API\|API]], in where you can see the attributes.


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	==TQL==		==TQL==
	{{main\|TQL}}		{{main\|TQL}}
	IDs are used most evidently for the ~~construction~~ of [[Tygron Query Language\|TQL statements]]. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query (Excel)\|X queries]] and [[ID query (Excel)\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.		IDs are used most evidently for the creation of [[Tygron Query Language\|TQL statements]]. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query (Excel)\|X queries]] and [[ID query (Excel)\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]		* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Godelief@tygron.com at 15:46, 8 March 2021

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	A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[Neighborhood]]s, [[Construction]]s, [[Stakeholder]]s, [[Overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a Project has a unique ID.		A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[Neighborhood]]s, [[Construction]]s, [[Stakeholder]]s, [[Overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a Project has a unique ID.

	The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that Project. I.e., there can only be one [[Construction]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there also being a Stakeholder with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.		The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that Project. I.e., there can only be one [[Construction]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there also being a [[Stakeholder]] with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.

	The ID of data can never be changed, even in the Editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.		The ID of data can never be changed, even in the Editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.

			The ID is also visible in the [[Editor]] interface of the {{software}}. When having selected for example a [[Construction]], at the top of the [[Editor#Right_panel\|right panel]], the ID is visible. It is possible to click on this ID. This opens the information about the Construction in the [[REST_API\|API]], in where you can see the attributes.


			[[File:Id_in_editor.png\|600px]]

	==TQL==		==TQL==

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 08:56, 4 March 2021

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	==TQL==		==TQL==
	{{main\|TQL}}		{{main\|TQL}}
	IDs are used most evidently for the construction of [[Tygron Query Language\|TQL statements]]. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.		IDs are used most evidently for the construction of [[Tygron Query Language\|TQL statements]]. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query (Excel)\|X queries]] and [[ID query (Excel)\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]		* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* TQL */

2020-06-10T11:51:19Z

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	==TQL==		==TQL==
	{{main\|TQL}}		{{main\|TQL}}
	IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.		IDs are used most evidently for the construction of [[Tygron Query Language\|TQL statements]]. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]		* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:42, 9 June 2020

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	~~{{stub}}~~

	ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.		ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:41, 9 June 2020

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	ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.		ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.

	~~A [[Project]]~~ in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[neighborhood]]s, [[construction]]s, [[stakeholder]]s, [[overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a project has a unique ID.		==IDs in the {{software}}==

	~~The ID~~ of ~~any piece~~ of data ~~is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that project. I.e.~~, ~~there can only be one~~ [[Construction]] ~~with an ID of 2~~, ~~but that does not preclude there being a stakeholder with an ID of 2~~. ~~Whenever new data is added, the ID~~ of the ~~new~~ data is the ~~current highest ID among the same type~~ of data, ~~plus 1~~.		A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[Neighborhood]]s, [[Construction]]s, [[Stakeholder]]s, [[Overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a Project has a unique ID.

	The ID of data can never be changed, even in the ~~editor~~, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.		The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that Project. I.e., there can only be one [[Construction]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there also being a Stakeholder with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.

			The ID of data can never be changed, even in the Editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.

	==TQL==		==TQL==
	{{main\|TQL}}		{{main\|TQL}}
	IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. ~~Whereever~~ such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.		IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Wherever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]		* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:38, 9 June 2020

2020-06-09T12:38:56Z

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	==TQL==		==TQL==
	{{main\|TQL}}		{{main\|TQL}}
	IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X-query\|X-queries]] and [[ID-query\|ID-queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Whereever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.		IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X query\|X queries]] and [[ID query\|ID queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Whereever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]		* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:31, 9 June 2020

2020-06-09T12:31:48Z

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	The ID of data can never be changed, even in the editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.		The ID of data can never be changed, even in the editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.

			==TQL==
			{{main\|TQL}}
			IDs are used most evidently for the construction of TQL statements. Most statements that refer to a specific piece of data do so by ID. [[X-query\|X-queries]] and [[ID-query\|ID-queries]] do too, but do so indirectly. Whereever such a query is defined, the X or ID in the query is replaced with the relevant ID of the data.

			==See also==
			* [[How to find the ID of specific data in your project]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:24, 9 June 2020

2020-06-09T12:24:18Z

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	A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[neighborhood]]s, [[construction]]s, [[stakeholder]]s, [[overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a project has a unique ID.		A [[Project]] in the {{software}} consists of large amounts of data, such as [[neighborhood]]s, [[construction]]s, [[stakeholder]]s, [[overlay]]s, and much more. The {{software}} needs to keep track of all the data in the [[Project]]. However, much data can be freely duplicated, and can have effectively all of its properties changed. To allow referring to data unambiguously, all data in a project has a unique ID.

	The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that project. I.e., there can only be one [[Construction]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there being a stakeholder with an ID of 2.		The ID of any piece of data is a number which is unique among all data of the same type in that project. I.e., there can only be one [[Construction]] with an ID of 2, but that does not preclude there being a stakeholder with an ID of 2. Whenever new data is added, the ID of the new data is the current highest ID among the same type of data, plus 1.

			The ID of data can never be changed, even in the editor, as doing so would invalidate any references to that same data.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 12:19, 9 June 2020

2020-06-09T12:19:59Z

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			{{stub}}

	ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.		ID stands for Identifier, and is a property through which data can be uniquely identified.