How a domain's added values find their field
A domain's rule that adds values to a field of a RecordType in contracts refines that RecordType, and its list names the field the values go to.
A RecordType may have several fields of type one of, so the list names the field its values go to; the rule is linked to the RecordType by its sid, so the link holds when the RecordType is renamed.
The links it makes
The links made to it
The decisions taken on it
- Problem
How a domain's rule adding values names the field they go to stood in one rule with every source of a field's values, and was then put so that the owner could not tell which values and which field were meant.
- Ruling
The owner: held in a rule of its own, put plainly: the rule refines the field's data record, and its list names the field the values go to.
- Problem
The node named a kind of node "data record" and a node's place "address" or "id".
- Ruling
A technical replacement following the owner's decisions of that day: a data record is a RecordType, and a node's address or id is its location.