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Keynote Database Schema
To create or modify a keynote database by using Microsoft
®
Access (rather
than using the Keynote Editor), you need to be familiar with the database
schema used in AutoCAD Architecture.
A keynote database contains four tables:
■ Fingerprint
■ Groups
■ Keynotes
■ KeySort
Fingerprint Table
The Fingerprint table uniquely identifies a keynote database and contains the
following fields:
■ GUID: The GUID is the global unique identifier for a particular keynote
database. When you insert an AEC Keynotes field to specify a keynote, a
link to the keynote database is established using this GUID and the row
ID of the keynote in the Keynotes table. If you leave this field empty when
creating a database, a GUID is generated when the database is loaded using
the Add/Remove Keynote Databases dialog box.
■ Type: For a keynote database, this field must contain the string “Keynote.”
(For a detail component database, the string must be “Component.”)
■ Author, Display Name, and Description: The values for these fields are
displayed in the corresponding fields in the Add/Remove Keynote Databases
dialog box.
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