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...same way as <code>savevalue</code>. The only difference is that with <code>saveuniquevalue</code>, if the value entered by an end-user is not unique, the data will re ...umber, in order for the uniqueness to be saved each time. If you use <code>saveuniquevalue</code> the first time and then use savevalue, the uniqueness of the value w

== <code> saveuniquevalue </code> == ...e way as the '''savevalue''' function. The only difference is that with '''saveuniquevalue''', if the value entered by an end-user is not unique, the function will re

== <code> saveuniquevalue </code> == ...e way as the '''savevalue''' function. The only difference is that with '''saveuniquevalue''', if the value entered by an end-user is not unique, the function will re