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Event categories
and 
Events
. 
The 
Event categories
catalog is created in the same way as the 
People 
relation types
catalog. The 
Description
attribute length will be 150 
characters as well. The only difference is the association with 
the subsystem. 
Event categories
will be included to the 
Events
subsystem. 
Figure 4-33. Making Event categories a part of the Events subsystem 
In the 1C:Enterprise mode, import the data for this catalog from the 
04-
EventCategories.xml
file. 

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Figure 4-34. The Event categories catalog, filled with data 
The last thing you need to do in this chapter is to add the only remaining 
catalog, named 
Events
.
The 
Events
catalog will also be included to 
Events
subsystem. Set the 
length of the 
Description
attribute to 150 characters. Then, add following 
attributes to this catalog: 

Begin date
with 
Type
equals to 
Date
and 
Date Content
– 
Date 
and time
.

End date
with 
Type
equals to 
Date
and 
Date Content
– 
Date and 
time
.

Category
with 
Type
equals to 
CatalogRef.EventCategories
.

Details
with 
Type
equals to 
String
and checked 
Open-ended
box. 
Add a new tabular section, named 
Participants
and add an attribute 
Participant
of 
CatalogRef.People
type to this tabular section. 
As the result of these changes, the 
Data
tab will look as follows: 

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Figure 4-35. Properties of the Events catalog on the Data tab 
Click 
Start Debugging
(F5), and confirm all changes. In 
the 1C:Enterprise mode import data into the 
Events
catalog from the 
05-
Events.xml
file. 

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Figure 4-36. The Events catalog, filled with data 
See the result in one of 
Event
items.
Figure 4-37. The Events catalog item 
Now you have created everything that is required to keep track of events in 
life of users. 

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Excellent! The 
People
catalog can store the information about all of user's 
relatives, friends, and acquaintances, including a variety of contact 
information of these people. The 
Events
catalog stores the information 
about past and planned events, also participants can be specified here. At 
the 
same 
time, 
three 
auxiliary 
catalogs, 
ContactTypes
, 
PeopleRelationTypes
, and 
EventCategories
help users to customize 
data, related to primary catalogs. 
Moving further. 
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Now add a building block that may not be obvious from the first sight. It will 
be the