There is a new parameter on DataTableColumnInfo, OriginalDataTitle, that is the "column" name of the data for this table column. I removed the restriction from save defaults that did not save columns, but since there are multiple columns but the same subject, predicate, only one default is created. We need an approach to handle multi-valued parameters like hasColumn. This could be done by specifying a differentiating sub-parameter, e.g., OriginalDataTitle, used to create a unique default for each column.
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There is a new parameter on DataTableColumnInfo, OriginalDataTitle, that is the "column" name of the data for this table column. I removed the restriction from save defaults that did not save columns, but since there are multiple columns but the same subject, predicate, only one default is created. We need an approach to handle multi-valued parameters like hasColumn. This could be done by specifying a differentiating sub-parameter, e.g., OriginalDataTitle, used to create a unique default for each column.