January 2002
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
8h 45m
English
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Common Table Schemas
The following sections describe the basic groupings of tables. They do not
include entity relationship diagrams or example create statements. These can
be found in the docs/ and sql/
subdirectories, respectively. Because of the schema changes between versions,
going into specific detail would render most of this information worthless.
Consult the files provided with your specific version of Slash (including
docs/slashtables.pod) for the latest information on the
tables’ current relationships, entities, and attributes.
Access Log
access_log will be the largest table on busy sites.
It keeps track of all hits to
HTML, SHTML, and Perl files. Because of its size, only two days’ worth
of content is ever kept. The purpose of this table is to create the nightly
statistics and calculate the time when a user last used the system. It
can also be used to create more detailed reports on site usage.[58]
It contains the fields:
- host_addr
The address of the user who made the request
- op
The name of the page requested, without its file extension
- uid
The user ID of the user making the request
- ts
The date and time of the request
- section
The name of the Section to which the requested page belonged
- query_string
The arguments of the user request
- dat
A miscellaneous field used for additional information logged via
writeLog
Authors Cache
For performance reasons, the authors_cache table contains information about all current
and past site Authors. The refresh_authors_cache ...
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