Different ID-numbers for one note?

[eddydevries]

First: I'm sorry, if I post this question on the wrong forum (it's not about the forum, but about EBT itself) but I don't know in which topic/forum I schould write this down.

My question is this:
I wanted to give the links of some of my hits for explaining about the moderating system.

Because I wanted to show the moderation of a bunch of hits I opened one of the hits and added or substracted 1 to/from the ID-number of that hit to get the other (moderated) hits (I didn't want to return to my hits-screen to select the next hit).

But I saw, that the hits have different ID-numbers (I thought, each note can only have one ID-number ).

This triple has three ID-numbers:
17316232: entry by geluk
18734009: entry by rubbie_nl
21037077: my entry

Do I understand correctly, the ID-number doesn't show the XXXXXth number of entered notes, but the XXXXXth number of entering?



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[klapotec]

Do I understand correctly, the ID-number doesn't show the XXXXXth number of entered notes, but the XXXXXth number of entering?

Yes.

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This triple has three ID-numbers:
17316232: entry by geluk
18734009: entry by rubbie_nl
21037077: my entry

Yes, every entered note gets its unique ID. The hits are just the connection
of these individual IDs. This kind of note storage in the database should also
make it relatively easy to remove a specific note from the database for just
one user without having the other entries of the same note even touched.

Rgds, Franz

[eddydevries]

This triple has three ID-numbers:
17316232: entry by geluk
18734009: entry by rubbie_nl
21037077: my entry

Yes, every entered note gets its unique ID. The hits are just the connection
of these individual IDs. This kind of note storage in the database should also
make it relatively easy to remove a specific note from the database for just
one user without having the other entries of the same note even touched.

Rgds, Franz

Thank you for answering.

First I thought it was a mistake, but now I see it was meant to be so.

I keep learning .