Project talk:Data Dictionary

• Unique ID - Not needed, as the Wiki page is the Unique ID.
• Status - Not needed on the Wiki unless we wanted to implement bug tracking on the Wiki itself. Interesting to note that I have come across a really good example of using Semantic data and forms to do such a thing.
• Reason Rejected - Directly tied to use of Status above.
• Active - Not needed, as setting a section to "blank" effectively marks the mod as not active.
• Short Mod Name - Not needed, as the Wiki page name is the short mod name.
• Section ID - Already being used (current name is Section )
• Section Name - Already being used (current name is SectionDescription )
• Core - Already being used.
• Baseline - Already being used.
• Impact - Already being used.
• Notes - Need to add this, but we need to decide if we only need the notes for the current release, or if we want to retain notes for all releases. I vote for current release only so it can be implemented in the Mod Form (should be marked to be editable by administrators only).

BUILDER NOTES

• Nexus ID - Already being used, but needs to change (reference)
• Forum Thread ID - Already being used.
• Install Order - Implementation in the works.
• Conflicts - Need to determine how to implement this. I imagine something similar to adding an External URL on the Mod Form where you can add a new entry and select a Mod.
• STEP - No idea what this is intended for.
• Mod Attributes - No idea what this is intended for.
• Nexus Link - Not needed, already determined by Nexus ID (implementation will change to account for multiple external sources).
• STEP Forum Link - Not needed, already determined by Forum Thread ID.
• Mod Name - Needs to be added, but should be changed to Full Mod Name.

Additional

• Mod Site Name - This or similar to identify the name of the primary site for downloading the Mod (primarily used for labels and/or link text).
• Mod Site ID - The ID of the Mod on the Mod Site Name.

Stoppingby4now (talk) 22:20, 8 October 2012 (UTC)