February 2002
Intermediate to advanced
960 pages
25h 37m
English
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Appendix B. Bug Database Architecture
The Bug database consists of three primary tables (Bugs, BugHistory, and People) and four secondary (lookup) tables (lkProduct, lkRoles, lkSeverity, and lkStatus). To keep the examples as simple as possible, these tables have been stripped down to the absolute essentials.
Table B-1 shows the structure of the Bugs table and Table B-2 shows the structure of the BugHistory table. Table B-3 shows the structure of the People table.
Table B-1. Structure of the Bugs table
|
Column |
Type |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
BugID |
int (identity) |
Uniquely identifies each bug in the database. |
|
Product |
int |
Foreign key into lkProducts (identifies the unique product). |
|
Version |
varChar |
Text description of the version number (e.g., 0.1.2). |
|
Description |
varChar |
Text description of the bug as entered by the person recording the bug. |
|
Reporter |
int |
Foreign key into People (ID of the person reporting the bug). |
Table B-2. Structure of the BugHistory table
|
Column |
Type |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
BugHistoryID |
int (identity) |
Uniquely identifies each bug history record. |
|
BugID |
int |
Foreign key into Bugs table. This column combined with BugHistoryID is sufficient to track all the updates for a given bug. |
|
Status |
int |
Foreign key into lkStatus -- identifies the current status of the bug (e.g., open, closed, etc.). |
|
Severity |
int |
Foreign key into lkSeverity -- identifies the current severity of the bug (e.g., high, medium, low, etc.). |
|
Response |
varChar |
Text description of the action taken at this ... |
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