Record ID in a url: numeric vs. alphanumeric?
I am accustomed to referencing a record by "rid" in formula url as in "...quickbase.com/db/xxxxxx?a=dr&rid=72&rl=bnxx". Viewing that same record from a table report (eyeball icon) pulls up the same re...
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The normal Base 10 system we use was invented in the 5th century. It has 10 digits.
I suspect the other notation you refer to such as r=y, is Base 36, invented more recently. It seems to use lower case alpha, so 26 characters, plus the 10 digits = 36.
I suspect the other notation you refer to such as r=y, is Base 36, invented more recently. It seems to use lower case alpha, so 26 characters, plus the 10 digits = 36.