Do not edit, tamper with, or delete these markers as it may cause serious problems with the API. As long as you do not edit the table title, you should not encounter these. This section is presented as background information only to give you a better understanding of how the Table API works.
The text of the marker is the filename of the source data file.If the source data file is in the table directory, the directory is replaced by a ``#'' character in the marker text. The ``#'' tells the API that the file is located in the current table directory.
/usr/docs/homework/biology/species.newt, but you first specified /usr/docs/homework/biology as the table directory. The marker text is:
#/species.newt
/usr/docs/homework/1994. The only change you need to make in your document is to change the table directory to /usr/docs/homework/1994. The marker text remains the same, and the ``#'' tells the API to look in the new table directory.
/usr/docs/research/newts/feeding.habits into your document, but you already specified the table directory as /usr/docs/homework/biology, so you had to specify the exact location of your file. The marker text is:
/usr/docs/research/newts/feeding.habits
feeding.habits to /usr/docs/research/published. You try to update your document, but you get an error message. The marker text is still /usr/docs/research/newts/feeding.habits, so the API tried to find the source data file in the directory /usr/docs/research/newts, but could not find it. You delete the table and reinsert it, specifying the exact location as /usr/docs/research/published/feeding.habits.