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= Database Table Layouts =
 
= Database Table Layouts =
  
This section is for the layouts and internal detail of the tables Myth stores in your database engine; either MySQL or (hopefully sometime soon) [[Post Gre S Q L]].
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This section is for the layouts and internal detail of the tables Myth stores in your database engine; either [http://www.mysql.com/ MySQL] or (hopefully sometime soon) [http://www.postgresql.org/ PostgreSQL].
  
 
There will be one page for each table; it will list each field, what it does, it's domain, and what other tables link to it, as well as a paragraph at the top explaining the semantics.  Hopefully, the development team will help out on this one; inferring database semantics is a mug's game, at best.  Thanks to [[Kevin Kuphal]] for doing the original keying of this stuff, so that all I had to do was copy, paste, and annotate.
 
There will be one page for each table; it will list each field, what it does, it's domain, and what other tables link to it, as well as a paragraph at the top explaining the semantics.  Hopefully, the development team will help out on this one; inferring database semantics is a mug's game, at best.  Thanks to [[Kevin Kuphal]] for doing the original keying of this stuff, so that all I had to do was copy, paste, and annotate.

Revision as of 15:31, 28 February 2006

Database Table Layouts

This section is for the layouts and internal detail of the tables Myth stores in your database engine; either MySQL or (hopefully sometime soon) PostgreSQL.

There will be one page for each table; it will list each field, what it does, it's domain, and what other tables link to it, as well as a paragraph at the top explaining the semantics. Hopefully, the development team will help out on this one; inferring database semantics is a mug's game, at best. Thanks to Kevin Kuphal for doing the original keying of this stuff, so that all I had to do was copy, paste, and annotate.