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Attributes | Attributes have simple types (one single value). The type of this simple value must be stated. Typically the type of an attribute is one of these: | ||
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Attributes can be ''nullable'' meaning that they | Attributes can be ''nullable'' meaning that they hold information that no value has been assigned. For integers, this means that there is a clear distinction between zero and nothing. | ||
There are '''[[MDrivenStart SingleAttribute|more settings on an attribute]]''' here. | There are '''[[MDrivenStart SingleAttribute|more settings on an attribute]]''' here. |
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Attributes have simple types (one single value). The type of this simple value must be stated. Typically the type of an attribute is one of these:
String | A string with a max storable length |
Text | A longer text of any size but not directly searchable |
Integer | A number without decimals |
Double | Any number |
DateTime | Date and time |
Boolean | Yes or No value |
Blob | Binary data of any kind |
Attributes can be nullable meaning that they hold information that no value has been assigned. For integers, this means that there is a clear distinction between zero and nothing.
There are more settings on an attribute here.
To handle lists of values you use associations
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