Tasks database table - TaskDepender

Tasks database table

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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
  
The task element is described in the [[Task_Management_Method#Task|"Task Management Method"]]. The tasks in the project are stored in a table in the project database. The name does not have to be unique. Therefore, a task also has to have a unique id. Further, since a task represents a graphical element, it has a position, a width and a height. These attributes are expressed in pixels. The TaskDepender™ program uses a true-type font, and therefore the width and height will be determined when the task is displayed.
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The task element is described in the [[Task_Management_Method#Task|"Task Management Method"]]. The tasks in the project are stored in a table in the project database. The name of a task does not have to be unique. Therefore, a task also has to have a unique id. Further, since a task represents a graphical element, it has a position, a width and a height. These attributes are expressed in pixels. The TaskDepender™ program uses a true-type font, and therefore the width and height will be determined when the task is displayed.
  
The following constraints apply for the :
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The following constraints apply for the tasks table:
 
* When a container task is deleted, the contained tasks need to be deleted as well.
 
* When a container task is deleted, the contained tasks need to be deleted as well.
 
* When a resource is deleted that is the responsible resource for a task, the resource is set to undefined.
 
* When a resource is deleted that is the responsible resource for a task, the resource is set to undefined.

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