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Table (DB Name)commConcept
TableCommunity Concept
Field ID
DB Field Name COMMCONCEPT_ID
Req'd? no
Data Type serial
Misc Flag PK
References n/a
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition Database assigned value to each unique record in the commConcept table.

 

Table (DB Name)commConcept
TableCommunity Concept
Field Community Name
DB Field Name COMMNAME_ID
Req'd? required
Data Type Integer
Misc Flag FK
References commName.COMMNAME_ID
List? no
Notes na
Definition Foreign key into the commName table providing the name used for the community when it was defined by usage in a publication (which could be this database).

 

Table (DB Name)commConcept
TableCommunity Concept
Field Reference
DB Field Name reference_ID
Req'd? no
Data Type Integer
Misc Flag FK
References reference.reference_ID
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition Foreign key into the Reference table to identify a reference in which the community was identified by a name. This could be a regular publication, or a self reference created by completing the commDescription field in reference

 

Table (DB Name)commConcept
TableCommunity Concept
Field Community Description
DB Field Name commDescription
Req'd? no
Data Type text
Misc Flag n/a
References n/a
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition The commDescription is a description of the community concept by the party that contributed the concept.

 

Table (DB Name)commConcept
TableCommunity Concept
Field Accession Code
DB Field Name accessionCode
Req'd? no
Data Type varchar (100)
Misc Flag n/a
References n/a
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition Code that uniquely references this record, allowing reference to this record for this version of this database. Better than a primary key, which is automatically generated by a database and not globally unique. VegBank Accession codes are only generated by VegBank, and therefore data integrity can be guaranteed, unlike with a primary key (number).

 

Table (DB Name)commCorrelation
TableCommunity Correlation
Field ID
DB Field Name COMMCORRELATION_ID
Req'd? no
Data Type serial
Misc Flag PK
References n/a
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition Database assigned value to each unique record in the communityCorrelation table.

 

Table (DB Name)commCorrelation
TableCommunity Correlation
Field Community Status
DB Field Name COMMSTATUS_ID
Req'd? required
Data Type Integer
Misc Flag FK
References commStatus.COMMSTATUS_ID
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition This is the foreign key into the CommStatus table "pointing" to a concept no longer viewed as standard by the party.

 

Table (DB Name)commCorrelation
TableCommunity Correlation
Field Community Concept
DB Field Name COMMCONCEPT_ID
Req'd? required
Data Type Integer
Misc Flag FK
References commConcept.COMMCONCEPT_ID
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition This is the foreign key into the communityConcept table "pointing" to a concept recognized by the party as a "standard" concept.

 

Table (DB Name)commCorrelation
TableCommunity Correlation
Field Community Convergence
DB Field Name commConvergence
Req'd? required
Data Type varchar (20)
Misc Flag n/a
References n/a
List? closed
Notes n/a
Definition This is the descriptive attribute that is used to relate the congruence between two concepts.
closed List of Values:
Value Description Sorting
equal The two concepts are exactly the same. 1
greater than The reference concept (referenced in table:Status) fully contains the correlated concept (referenced in table:Concept), but also includes additional entities. 2
less than The reference concept is fully included in the correlated concept, but the latter concept contains additional entities. 3
not equal The two concepts are not exactly the same. This leaves the possibilities that the reference concept is greater than, less than, overlapping, similar, or disjunct relative to the correlated concept. 4
overlapping The two concepts contain at least one common entity, and each concept also contains at least one entity that the other does not contain. Neither concept is fully contained in the other. 5
similar The two concepts contain at least one common individual. 6
disjunct The two concepts in question contain no common entities. 7
undetermined Although some correlation is likely, the party responsible for the this correlation has not made a determination. 8

 

Table (DB Name)commCorrelation
TableCommunity Correlation
Field Correlation Start
DB Field Name correlationStart
Req'd? required
Data Type Date
Misc Flag n/a
References n/a
List? no
Notes n/a
Definition This is the start date for recognition by a party of a correlation between two concepts.

 


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