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| Within a tournament there can be any number of events for players (singly, in pairs or teams) to complete in. The Event entity provides information about each of these events. This section explains the key parts of an Event. |
2. Event Schema
To see a graphical representation of the data model (schema) for the Event entity please expand the link below:
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3. Creating an Event
The mandatory information required to create an Event entity is an id and a name. This would be valid but a normal Event will include at a minimum the ID, name, discipline, event type and gender.
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{
"Event": {
"EventID": "Tennis:Event:EventId:Event1",
"Updated": "1900-01-01T01:01:01+00:00",
"IDs": { "ID": "Tennis:Tournament:TournamentId:349C4B46-9EB6-4E52-9486-38C02911FF03:Event:EventId:Event1" },
"Name": "Sample Event"
}
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4. Event ID
In EventID you must supply your unique identifier for the event. The value must be unique within the tournament.
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| When you’re exchanging information with a client or supplier it is possible that you both have an ID for the Event. To make exchange easier TODS allows for any number of additional IDs to be included with Event. See ‘How to include multiple identifiers’ for more information. |
Related Information
- Introduction to the Person
- Introduction to Rankings
- Introduction to the Tournament
- Introduction to Participants
- Introduction to the Event
- Introduction to the Stage
- Introduction to the Draw
- Introduction to the Match
- Introduction to Ties
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