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The property tables have 3 columns, each of them is explained in the following table.

column	type	description
`name`	string	The table column header.
`occ` or `occurrence`	`all` or `data` or `l10n`	If the entry occurs in either only the data tables or only the localization tables or all tables.
`description`	string	What the column entries are used for and how they should be used. If a column is declared as Optional, it can be empty. Referenced JSON interfaces can be found in TypeScript syntax below the respective table.

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term	description
`String ID`	The respective ID from the `id` column with a prefix. The specific prefix is mentioned in the `id` description in the table definition file.
`Numeric ID`	The plain ID integer from the `id` column.
`Selection-ID` or `SID`	Selections (like Trade Secrets, Languages or Hair Colors) do not have an ID prefix. To clarify that this ID is referenced to, the `SID` term is used. Mostly this ID is numeric-only, in case of skill lists the string ID of the respective entries is used as the SID.
`ID`	If the term `ID` is used without a `numeric` or `string` and refers to a list item that has a string ID, the string ID is meant. If the term is used to refer to an item in an array, the index of the item (imagine a 1-based index) is used as the ID.
`{{` ... `}}`	This might occur in a description for a scheme. If something is written between double curly brackets, insert what mentioned inside those brackets (replace everything, including the outer curly brackets, with the required value).