TaxonHistory

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'''tblTaxonHistory''', history of concepts and nomenclature for protonyms.
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'''tblTaxonHistory''', history of concepts and nomenclature for protonyms.  This is used only for taxa at genus rank or lower.
  
 
*TaxonHistoryID, integer, 4 bytes, primary key, identifier for taxon name and concept.
 
*TaxonHistoryID, integer, 4 bytes, primary key, identifier for taxon name and concept.
 
* [[Taxa|TaxonNameID]], integer, 4 bytes, = tblTaxon.TaxonNameID, identifier for the monomial name (protonym) associated with the history.
 
* [[Taxa|TaxonNameID]], integer, 4 bytes, = tblTaxon.TaxonNameID, identifier for the monomial name (protonym) associated with the history.
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* FileID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblFiles.FileID, the species file the row is associated with. This column is being added in late 2013. Old rows with Status = 2 (artifact) remain with FileID = 0.
 
* SeqNum, integer, 2 bytes, sequence number within this TaxonNameID, 1-based values without gaps.
 
* SeqNum, integer, 2 bytes, sequence number within this TaxonNameID, 1-based values without gaps.
 
* [[Nomenclator|NomenclatorID]], integer, 4 bytes, = tblNomenclator.NomenclatorID, identifier for binomial name associated with the history.
 
* [[Nomenclator|NomenclatorID]], integer, 4 bytes, = tblNomenclator.NomenclatorID, identifier for binomial name associated with the history.
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** 0 = active
 
** 0 = active
 
** 1 = dormant, used for deleted nominotypical subs, which might be re-instated at a later time
 
** 1 = dormant, used for deleted nominotypical subs, which might be re-instated at a later time
** 2 = artifact, used for rows erroneously added.  The row cannot be deleted once TaxonHistoryID has been exposed in an LSID or other GUID for a taxon concept.
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** 2 = artifact, used for rows erroneously added.  The row cannot be deleted once TaxonHistoryID has been exposed in a GUID for a taxon concept. But does that ever happen?
 
** 3 = moved to other species file identified in Note
 
** 3 = moved to other species file identified in Note
 
** 4 = moved out of scope
 
** 4 = moved out of scope

Latest revision as of 16:18, 11 May 2014

tblTaxonHistory, history of concepts and nomenclature for protonyms. This is used only for taxa at genus rank or lower.

  • TaxonHistoryID, integer, 4 bytes, primary key, identifier for taxon name and concept.
  • TaxonNameID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblTaxon.TaxonNameID, identifier for the monomial name (protonym) associated with the history.
  • FileID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblFiles.FileID, the species file the row is associated with. This column is being added in late 2013. Old rows with Status = 2 (artifact) remain with FileID = 0.
  • SeqNum, integer, 2 bytes, sequence number within this TaxonNameID, 1-based values without gaps.
  • NomenclatorID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblNomenclator.NomenclatorID, identifier for binomial name associated with the history.
  • CiteRefID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblRefs.RefID, identifier for the reference that defined the nomenclatural or concept change. May = 0 if change comes from other source explained in note or if the reference has not been identified.
  • NewNameStatusID, integer, 4 bytes, status of name when changed
    • 0 = unspecified
    • 1 = unchanged
    • 2 = new taxon name
    • 3 = made a synonym
    • 4 = made valid or temporary
    • 5 = new combination
    • 6 = name deleted with no related name
    • 7 = name deleted because of duplicate protonym, related name can be found in tblRelatedHistory
    • 8 = genus or species lowered to nominotypical sub
    • 9 = nominotypical sub raised to genus or species
    • 10 = name replaced by nominotypical sub
    • 11 = new nominotypical sub
  • ConceptChangeID, integer, 4 bytes, values in effect on completion of the change, permitted values:
    • 0 = unspecified
    • 1 = unchanged
    • 2 = new
    • 3 = restored
    • 4 = expanded
    • 5 = shrunk
    • 6 = modified
    • 7 = terminated
    • 8 = transferred
  • OtherHistoryID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblTaxonHistory.TaxonHistoryID, identifier for the other history ID involved in a relationship change specified in RelatedHistoryID
  • RelatedHistoryID, integer, 4 bytes, = tblRelatedHistory.RelatedHistoryID, identifier for the type of relationship to OtherHistoryID
  • UserConfirmed, bit, 1 = user has confirmed data in this row or generated from user supplied data in tblCites
  • UnreliableAssumption, bit, 1 = program used an unreliable assumption to create row
  • ArbitraryRow, bit, 1 = arbitrary row generated by program to resolve conflict, user resolution needed
  • Note, text, 300 characters maximum. When Status is set = 2, values for NomenclatorID and CiteRefID are set = 0, but those items are expanded to text in this column. When Status is set = 3, the domain name of the split out species file is placed in this column.
  • Status, integer, 1 byte, status of the row
    • 0 = active
    • 1 = dormant, used for deleted nominotypical subs, which might be re-instated at a later time
    • 2 = artifact, used for rows erroneously added. The row cannot be deleted once TaxonHistoryID has been exposed in a GUID for a taxon concept. But does that ever happen?
    • 3 = moved to other species file identified in Note
    • 4 = moved out of scope
  • LastUpdate, smalldatetime, date and time row last updated
  • ModifiedBy, integer, 4 bytes, FileUserID of the signon that made the change
  • CreatedOn, smalldatetime, date and time row was created
  • CreatedBy, integer, 4 bytes, FileUserID of the signon that created the row
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