measurements

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measurement
A value of "?" indicates that no conclusive measurement was given, with null used to signify a DNF/DQ. Note that times are stored internally as seconds but presented in D:HH:MM:SS format.

10 rows where objective = 58

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id ▲ task contestant measurement objective
509 Record the most steps on your pedometers 205 Bob Mortimer 28 730 steps ▲ 58
510 Record the most steps on your pedometers 205 Josh Widdicombe 29 1095 steps ▲ 58
511 Record the most steps on your pedometers 205 Katherine Ryan 30 1263 steps ▲ 58
512 Record the most steps on your pedometers 205 Noel Fielding 31 627 steps ▲ 58
513 Record the most steps on your pedometers 205 Rob Beckett 32 820 steps ▲ 58
1526 Record a high number on a pedometer 627 Ardal O'Hanlon 78 1084 steps ▲ 58
1527 Record a high number on a pedometer 627 Bridget Christie 79 11 trillion gazillion steps ▲ 58
1528 Record a high number on a pedometer 627 Chris Ramsey 80 2789 steps ▲ 58
1529 Record a high number on a pedometer 627 Judi Love 81 483 steps ▲ 58
1530 Record a high number on a pedometer 627 Sophie Duker 82 1209 steps ▲ 58

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CREATE TABLE measurements (
   id          INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
   task        INTEGER REFERENCES tasks(id),
   contestant  INTEGER REFERENCES people(id),
   measurement REAL,
   objective   INTEGER REFERENCES objectives(id)
);