| In which input files is this field used? |
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In entries of DBI files |
| What should the field look like? |
In the usual files (including w.dbi): fixed position, or [storycode:xxx]
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| What does the field contain? |
Refers to the storycode of a story item.
If the storycode is unknown, this field can contain incomplete information, or it can even be entirely empty.
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| Which checks are done? |
A valid storycode should be 6 characters or more.
Only printable ASCII characters are allowed.
If a storycode is an old code (in oldcode.dbx), this is logged and the code is replaced with the new code.
If a storycode starts with a 'Q', it should be a single Q, or in the form QMsomething (a movie item) or
Qxx/something where xx is a country.
If a storycode seems to indicate a newspaper strip, the date in the storycode is checked: Z-codes should have a Sunday, while Y-codes should not have a Sunday in their code.
If a storycode is a subcode starting with 'I' or 'W', the code is replaced with the corresponding supercode.
(This is a new feature from 30 Jan 2007.)
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| Which CSV field(s) use this field? |
The field guessedcode
in table inducks_entry
The field storyversioncode
in table inducks_entry
The field storycode
in table inducks_storyversion
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| How is the data used in the rest of INDUCKS? |
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This field links the data from the entry to the data from the story.
You could say that it is the most important field in Inducks.
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This page was generated on 2007-05-11 by DVEGEN 4.5a © Harry Fluks 2003.
For more information contact Harry Fluks (hfl at inducks.org - replace the at)
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