definition
strict definition
lifecycle
Information describing changes and events in an object's past, present, or future existence.
Lifecycle fields describe the changes and events which occur in the history of an object.
A lifecycle description concerns the object over time. It can describe a particular event or a stage during which the object has a given condition or status.
Status describes a stage of existence, while a lifecycle event concerns a moment or phase of change. An object's physical dimensions describe a different aspect of it.
More specific definitions
4 sub-definitions-
company dates
Dates marking changes in a company's status, including its foundation and liquidation. -
company status
The present state of a company's existence, including its continuation, transformation, or dissolution. -
status
The stage of a structure's development, from its conception to the period beyond its existence. -
timeline
A chronological record of dated facts that describe the history or planned future of any SKYDB object.
Related definitions
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access data
Numerical data describing the limitations or parameters of access to any place. -
financial data
Data fields pertaining to costs, rents, incomes, expenses, and all other monetary measurements. -
identification
Fields which point to an object and distinguish it from others or from its context. -
measurements
Quantitative descriptions expressed in standard units, distinct from counts of discrete objects or components. -
qualities
Predefined properties describing an object through qualitative labels, distinct from counts or measured dimensions. -
quantities
Numerical expressions of discrete objects or components expressed as a simple count or tally. -
relationships
Connections that describe how an object is associated with other objects or defined entities. -
usage
The intended purpose of a place, structure, property, or other object at a given time, including while it is vacant. -
usage level
The importance of an intended function within a place, distinguishing main purposes from subsidiary ones.