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@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ Model<caosdb-server:Data-Model>` in the CaosDB server documentation.
In order to insert some actual data, we need to create a data model
using RecordTypes and Properties (You may skip this if you use a CaosDB
instance that already has the required types). So, let’s create a simple
instance that already has the required types). When you create a new Property
you must supply a datatype. So, let’s create a simple
Property called “a” of datatype double. This is very easy in pylib:
.. code:: python
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