Period, 138 (ver3.6.1)
Periods are used in combination with days to create schedule expressions. For example, a section of Biology that meets for the first period on each day of a two-day schedule has the expression 1(A-B). Periods are also part of what is defined as a section meeting.
Column Name | Initia Version | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Abbreviation | 3.6.1 | Varchar(3) | Short version of the Name used for this period, such as p1, 1, etc. |
DCID | 4.0.0 | Number(10,0) | Unique identifier for this table. Indexed. Required. |
ID | 3.6.1 | Number(10,0) | Sequential number generated by the application, but uniqueness in the table is not guaranteed. Indexed. |
Name | 3.6.1 | Varchar(80) | Name of the period, such as Period 1, Study Hall, etc. |
Period_Number | 3.6.1 | Number(10,0) | Period number for this record, such as 1, 2, etc. Indexed. |
PSGUID | 7.8.0 | Varchar(50) | If used, a unique identifier for the row. Currently applicable to multi-tenant, Schoolnet, and Pearson SuccessNet/Pearson SuccessNet Plus. |
SchoolID | 3.6.1 | Number(10,0) | The School_Number of the associated Schools record. |
Sort_Order | 3.6.1 | Number(10,0) | The sort order to display the periods when necessary. |
Year_ID | 3.6.1 | Number(10,0) | A number representing which year the term belongs to, such as 13 for 2003-2004, if not cumulative. See StoreCode. The number is equal to the ID of the year term divided by 100. |