Closes #4. Updated the doc with new naming conventions for OBIDMS column
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Each file is named with the attribute associated to the data it contains, and the number of
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Each file is named with the attribute associated to the data it contains, and the number of
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its version, separated by an underscore.
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its version, separated by an ``@``, and with the extension ``.odc``.
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Example : ``count_0003``
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Example : ``count@3.odc``
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Filename extension?
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Header
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Header
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Since OBIDMS column files are read-only, any modification leads to the creation of a new version
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Since OBIDMS column files are read-only, any modification leads to the creation of a new version
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of the column file.
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of the column file.
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The first version of a column file is numbered 0001, and each new version increments that
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The first version of a column file is numbered 1, and each new version increments that
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number by 1.
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number by 1.
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