... MAJOR-ID id1 [MINOR-ID id2] ... .
You can replace the addition ID with these additions when you import database tables outside of classes. For the specification of id1, the same rules apply as for id2 and id.
A data-cluster is imported, whose ID
in the first part matches the value of id1. If
MINOR-ID id2 is specified in addition, then the data cluster is imported, whose identification
in the second part (at the positions after the quantity of characters specified in
id1) is larger or equal to the value in id2. After the first correct identification is found, the search aborts.
When using id2, note that this data object must either
only contain digits or only letters, as mixed forms can lead to differing search results (depending on the platform).
If a data cluster was exported with the ID "Sausage", then this sentence is found at the specification of MAJOR-ID "Sau". It is also found if you additionally specify MINOR-ID "ab" but it is not found if you specify "yz" as the MINOR-ID.