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    • ER-Diagram available?

    Posted by leoel posts: 5 Austria

    Hello!

    Is there any kind of ER-Diagram available for TikiWiki?

    If there were any ForeignKey's in the Tables (I think MySQL cannot have FK's?), I could do it my own by checking the system-tables, but how can I find out (for example the Column-Names), if two columns "fit" together?

    So then I could use "dot" or something like that to do the rest....

    Thanks,
    Leo

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    The only documentation for the code is the code itself, except for the scraps that exist here on tw.o

    We are very open as to developers and have very few coding rules. I believe those 3 golden rules still exist on the MoseCoreDump page

    Damian

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    Posted by leoel posts: 5 Austria

    > Damian:
    > The only documentation for the code is the code itself, except for the scraps that exist here on tw.o
    >
    > We are very open as to developers and have very few coding rules. I believe those 3 golden rules still exist on the MoseCoreDump page
    >
    > Damian

    Ok, thanks. So maybe I have some spare-time to try the following:

    Check all tables and columns, where the column-Names are identical and make a kind of connection. If both columns are unique (for instance Primary-Key's) so it's a 1:1 relation. If only one column is unique, than it's 1:n relation. All other cases are n:n relations

    Hope I got some sparetime..

    BTW: great project, I am deeply impressed

    greetings,
    Leo

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    Posted by leoel posts: 5 Austria

    > Damian:
    > The only documentation for the code is the code itself, except for the scraps that exist here on tw.o
    >
    > We are very open as to developers and have very few coding rules. I believe those 3 golden rules still exist on the MoseCoreDump page
    >
    > Damian

    Ok, thanks. So maybe I have some spare-time to try the following:

    Check all tables and columns, where the column-Names are identical and make a kind of connection. If both columns are unique (for instance Primary-Key's) so it's a 1:1 relation. If only one column is unique, than it's 1:n relation. All other cases are n:n relations

    Hope I got some sparetime..

    BTW: great project, I am deeply impressed

    greetings,
    Leo

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