<table> (Top-level wrapper for table tree)
The table tree is required and may have one attribute (name) and must
contain certain elements.
Attributes
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
name |
Name of table (required) |
mode |
replace, append, or
noreplace |
makets |
Whether this is time series data. Valid values are 0 (not a time series) or 1 (time series) |
owner |
The user ID of the owner of the table |
userdatename |
User specified date column name |
userdatelabel |
User specified date column label |
userdatetimename |
User specified date+time column name |
userdatetimelabel |
User specified date+time column label |
If the table corresponds to a table in the 1010data system, this is the full path to the table in the 1010data database hierarchy.
In general, a path has the form:
directory1.directory2.....directoryn.table
(similar to a Windows or Unix file-system path but with dots instead of slashes)
The name of a table can be determined by clicking in the 1010data web interface.
If the table does not correspond to a table in the 1010data system, name
has no meaning and is omitted.
Example
mycompany.folder.hourly95
Contents
Each of the following elements is described in detail on its own page.
<cols> and <data> are always present; the
others may be omitted.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
<title> |
Title of table |
<sdesc> |
Short description of table |
<ldesc> |
Long description of table |
<link> |
Link header |
<maxdown> |
Download limit |
<cols> |
Column meta information |
<links> |
Specify the tables that are linked to the table |
<users> |
Permissions information for users |
<segmentation> |
Specify the columns to segment by and if the segmentation is segby or sortseg. |
<sort> |
Specify the sorting of the data |
<data> |
Table data |