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This issue provides background on an inconsistency (in my opinion) of the current "nestedness" of filters.
model/scenario
name, id - columns of this table
unit
name - a column of this table
[id - a column of this table not allowed as filter]
region
name - a column of this table
[id - a column of this table not allowed as filter]
run
default_only - a function of `is_default`
is_default, id, version - columns of this table
model -> filters of `model`
scenario -> filters of `scenario`
iamc
variable -> filters of `variable`
unit -> filters of `unit`
[meta - not implemented]
iamc.variable
name - a column of this table
[id - a column of this table not allowed as filter]
iamc (= iamc.datapoints & iamc.timeseries & iamc.measurand)
run
default_only
is_default, id, version - columns of this table
[model & scenario filter not allowed as filter, compare `runs`]
[meta - not implemented]
model -> filters of `model`
scenario -> filters of `scenario`
variable -> filters of `variable`
unit -> filters of `unit`
meta
run
default_only
is_default, id, version - columns of this table
model -> filters of `model`
scenario -> filters of `scenario`
[iamc - not implemented]
key - a column of this table
[value - a column of this table not allowed as filter]
My main concern is that model and scenario are top-level filters in the iamc repository but are nested within the "run"-filter for the meta repository.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue provides background on an inconsistency (in my opinion) of the current "nestedness" of filters.
My main concern is that model and scenario are top-level filters in the
iamc
repository but are nested within the "run"-filter for themeta
repository.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: