# Example of a data-structure with # # different count of tables, id-fields testpol: # database police: # table character: inventory _header: - polid - polnr - polvers - persid - objid - amount - bonus - begindate - enddate _data: polid: id: "t:1" acceptance: ignore type: int nullable: n polnr: id: "b:1" acceptance: norm type: string nullable: n polvers: id: "b:2" acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n persid: id: n acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n prdid: id: n acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n objid: id: n acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n amount: id: n acceptance: norm type: double nullable: y bonus: id: n acceptance: norm type: float nullable: y begindate: id: n acceptance: date type: date nullable: n enddate: id: n acceptance: date type: date nullable: n object: character: inventory _header: - objid - descript - objtype - value _data: objid: id: "t:1" acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n descript: id: "b:1" acceptance: exist type: string nullable: n objtype: id: n acceptance: norm type: string nullable: y value: id: n acceptance: norm type: double nullable: y product: character: inventory _header: - objid - descript - objtype - factor _data: prdid: id: "t:1" acceptance: norm type: int nullable: n descript: id: "b:1" acceptance: exist type: string nullable: n objtype: id: n acceptance: norm type: string nullable: y factor: id: n acceptance: norm type: float nullable: y