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 To link the information stored in the Area input files with the different database information, ENVI-met uses a [[wp> relational database]]:   To link the information stored in the Area input files with the different database information, ENVI-met uses a [[wp> relational database]]:  
-Each database entry is defined by a unique key, which has to be a **two-sign alphanumerical ID** in ENVI-met (e.g. "''a0''"). Any reference to a database entry, may it be in an Area Input file or some other table of the database  is given by using this ID. For example, if you have defined a plant "''a0''" in your plant database, you can place it on a grid by setting the ID "''a0''" to this grid point. +Each database entry is defined by a unique key, which has to be a **six-sign alphanumerical ID** in ENVI-met. Any reference to a database entry, may it be in an Area Input file or some other table of the database  is given by using this ID. For example, if you have defined a plant "''0000a0''" in your plant database, you can place it on a grid by setting the ID "''0000a0''" to this grid point. 
  
 The ENVI-met database system is a global system which is used for each simulation and all ENVI-met applications.  The ENVI-met database system is a global system which is used for each simulation and all ENVI-met applications.