Fields

Each record contains the following fields:

• Text
  The name of the call, concept, pseudo-call, formation, identifier, fraction, or numeric.
   
• Handle
  A number that uniquely identifies the call in the list database. Any records that you add to the list database are assigned a handle number of 20000 or greater. Records in the master database have a handle number less than 20000.
   
• Type
  The type of the call.
  • D = Direction, such as In, Out, Right, or Left.
  • F = Formation, such as Wave, Line, or Diamond.
  • I = Identifier, such as Boy, Girl, Head, Side, Leader, Trailer, Beau, or Belle.
  • N = Call, is a call such as Spin The Top.
  • P = Pseudo-call, is a call that can take another call as an argument such as Transfer And.
  • Y = Concept, is a concept (a concept requires a call), such as As Couples, Twice, or Those Facing.
  • M = Concept, is a concept that requires another concept as an argument, such as Initially, or Echo.
  • Z = Numeric, is a numeric value such as 2, 3,or 7 & 1/2.
   
• Parts
  The number of parts in the call.
  • Zero (0) in this field indicates that the number of parts is not applicable (e.g., as with most concepts).
  • Zero (0) also indicates that the number of parts may be not agreed upon at this time. For example, Square Chain Thru. Is the first part a Pull By, a Pull By and 1/4 In, or a Square Thru 2 To A Wave?
  • A one (1) in this field indicates that the call has only one part or that the call can not be broken up into parts.
   
• Dancers
  The minimum number of dancers required to do the call.
   
• Flags
  A text string consisting of zero or more of the following letters:
  • F = First Part
  • G = Garbage
  • A = Asymmetric
  • I = Space Invader
  • L = Last Part
  • K = Skip flashcard
  • M = Mirror Same
  • R = Requires flow
  • S = Sex dependent
  • Z = No divide
  • 2 = Pseudo 2-dancer
  • D = SSD Ignore
   
• Level
  The level of the csll.
   
• SSD Week
   
• Ordinal
   
• ID