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NOTES about raw data
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cdf data |
Subsets of data from the database have been downloaded into
comma delimited files which can be loaded into table style
databases, such as dBase and its many clones, Microsoft
Access, or powerful relational databases like Oracle.
Because these database systems are limited the data is
less comprehensive than is possible with a MODES style
data structure.
If you wish to load data into a table,
because browsers differ it is recommended
that you copy and paste it into a simple text editor
(eg Notepad, without wordwrap) and save it as a text file.
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Place Identity- modern name with type and position; comma delimited |
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Old Placename with date and maker; comma delimited |
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Map maker with date and definitive placename
and old placename; comma delimited |
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Who shows what place; comma delimited
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xml data |
Records can be expressed in XML; this is a standard output
from the database management system, MODES for Windows,
matching the style of data structure native to MODES.
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About 18 records have been written to a web
page to show the xml structure.
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