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API Edit
To edit rules/resources/statements using teh API, use the tag <set> for the parameters that are to be changed. The elements needed are:

the URL where your S3DB is installed (if in you local computer, this would be something like http://localhost/s3db)

the key created through the interface

query file/string built in XML.

1. The query has a structure similar to the following XML template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<S3QL>
<key>...</key>
  <edit> ... </edit>
   <where>
    <rule_id>...</rule_id>
   </where>
   <set>
    <object>...</object>
   </set>
</S3QL>

2. Call the query using the URL + S3QL.php
Ex: http://localhost/s3db1.0/S3QL.php?query=<S3QL><key>sCIUdwfWY3ihujX</key></S3QL>...
OR
Call the query from a remote location:
http://localhost/s3db1.0/S3QL.php?query=http://myserver/query.xml

3. Possible edit queries:

Edit	Where	Set	Syntax
project	project_id	project_name, project_description	<edit>project</edit> <where> <project_id>...</project_id> </where> <set> <project_name>...</project_name> <project_description>...</project_description> </set>
class	class_id	entity, notes	<edit>class</edit> <where> <class_id>...</class_id> </where> <set> <entity>...</entity> <notes>...</notes> </set>
instance	instance_id	class_id, notes	<edit>instance</edit> <where> <instance_id>...</instance_id> </where> <set> <entity></entity> <notes></notes> </set>
rule	rule_id	subject, verb, object, notes	<edit>rule</edit> <where> <rule_id>...</rule_id> </where> <set> <subject></subject> <verb></verb> <object></object> <notes></notes> </set>
statement	statement_id	value, notes	<edit>statement</edit> <where> <statement_id>...</statement_id> </where> <set> <value>...</value> <notes>...</notes> </set>

API Delete
4. To delete any element, specify the id, and add a tag for delete confirmation.

Delete Where Syntax

project project_id <delete>project</delete> <where> <project_id>...</project_id> <confirm>yes</confirm> </where>

class class_id <delete>class</delete> <where> <class_id>...</class_id> <confirm>yes</confirm> </where>

instance instance_id <delete>instance</delete> <where> <instance_id>...</instance_id> </where>

rule rule_id <delete>rule</delete> <where> <rule_id>...</rule_id> </where>

statement statement_id <delete>statement</delete> <where> <statement_id>...</statement_id> </where>

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