An upload now leaves a trace on the QSO: APP_OPSLOG_HAMLOG_SENT holds the day
it went. The date rather than a Y, so a log says WHEN — and so one shape serves
three readers: eligibility (a stamped QSO is not sent twice), the QSL Manager's
backlog, and the appearance rules' sent channel.
HAMLOG joins the QSL Manager's service list. It has no status column to select
on, so its backlog is the ABSENCE of that extras key — a LIKE over the extras
JSON, which is a full scan and is the right trade here: it answers a button an
operator presses, and the alternative is a promoted column for a field no other
program would ever read. The match is on the quoted key, so a QSO whose comment
merely mentions the text is not taken for one already sent — which is what the
test pins.
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