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emXRef (xref)

In which input files is this field used?

In the file movies.dbs

What should the field look like?

In the usual files: [xref:xx(reason),xx(reason)]

What does the field contain?

A reference (story code) to a story. Used for instance if the movie is an adaptation of a comic story

Note that references from a movie to another movie are not possible. Inducks is not primarily a movie database!

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.

Which CSV field(s) use this field?

The field frommovietostory in table inducks_moviereference

How is the data used in the rest of INDUCKS?

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