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Whenever I want to create a table with multiple external storage fields I get the following error:

Table '~external_behavior_time_spatial_blobs' already exists

This is a code snippet of the table I am trying to declare:

%{
-> acquisition.Session
-> behavior.TowersSession
---

iteration_matrix:           blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # block-trial-iteration reference matrix
trial_time:                 blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # time series of this trial, start from zero for each trial
cumulative_session_time:    blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # time series of this trial, start from last trial time
collision:                  blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # boolean vector indicating whether the subject hit the maze on each time point
position:                   blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # 3d recording of the position of the mouse, length equals to interations
velocity:                   blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # 3d recording of the velocity of the mouse, length equals to interations
sensor_dots:                blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs   # raw recordings of the ball
%}

classdef SpatialTimeBlobs < dj.Imported

When I define the table with a single blob field, it is created without errors.

Alvaro Luna
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  • There is no question in your post. Ask a specific question, like why does this happen or how do I work around this. – Eric Postpischil Sep 11 '22 at 08:06
  • The original poster privately reported that removing underscores made this table structure possible: `blob@behavior_time_spatial_blobs` --> `blob@behaviortimespatialblobs`. This is likely not an intended behavior of DataJoint matlab, and may be a byproduct of how attributes are encoded on the backend – Chris Broz Sep 15 '22 at 19:40

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