Tables - Instruments - Remove null constraint on relationship#186
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Remving the requirement for an instrument with layers as we not always will have that information. For instance with temperatures or densities.
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Also open to keep this in place and add a new fallback category of 'unknown' or 'manual' (in cases like the temps) in place. |
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After some conversation with @jomey we decided it is better to always have an instrument for all observations. If instrument is not provided, we will hard code to it being "unknown" in SnowEx/snowex_db#56 |
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Remving the requirement for an instrument with layers as we not always will have that information. For instance with temperatures or densities.