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serritzlev
Junior Member
Denmark
291 Posts |
Posted - 03 July 2004 : 13:22:34
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Hi there is there one here there can help me to made a dbs script fore this tabels here.
CREATE TABLE [profile]([about] MEMO NOT NULL, [age] LONG NOT NULL, [at_span] MEMO, [body_type] TEXT(250), [city] TEXT(255), [country] TEXT(250), [date_seeker] TEXT(250), [education] TEXT(255), [email] TEXT(255) NOT NULL, [ethnic] TEXT(255), [expectation] MEMO NOT NULL, [faith] TEXT(255), [first_name] TEXT(250) NOT NULL, [for_fun] MEMO, [friend_seeker] TEXT(250), [gender] TEXT(255) NOT NULL, [global_id] LONG NOT NULL, [habit] MEMO, [have_kid] TEXT(255), [height] TEXT(255), [hot_spot] MEMO, [humor] TEXT(250), [id] COUNTER NOT NULL, [income] TEXT(255), [job] TEXT(255), [last_name] TEXT(255), [last_read] MEMO, [pet] TEXT(255), [photo] TEXT(250) DEFAULT NA, [place] MEMO, [politic] TEXT(255), [relationship] TEXT(255), [seek_gender] TEXT(250) NOT NULL, [sign] TEXT(255), [sport] MEMO, [state] TEXT(250), [status] TEXT(255), [thing] MEMO, [want_kid] TEXT(255));CREATE INDEX [PrimaryKey] ON [profile]([id]) WITH PRIMARY;
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PeeWee.Inc
Senior Member
United Kingdom
1893 Posts |
Posted - 03 July 2004 : 14:20:14
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I dont know if this will be any help, but a search kicked this up
quote: Originally posted by HuwR These are the original specs
Script file Instructions. <br> The file is formatted into sections, which are delimited with ini file style tags. You should name your file using the following format, dbs_FILENAME.asp, where FILENAME is your setup filename.<br> The allowed Tags are <br> [CREATE] - for creating new tables [ALTER] - for Adding/deleting/changing columns in an existing table [DELETE] - Deleting records from a Table [INSERT] - Inserting records into a table [UPDATE] - Updating specific values [DROP] - Deleting Tables <br> Section Formatting.<br>
MyTest Mod The fist line of the file is the name of the Mod the Db setup is for.
[CREATE] Create table sections
TEST_TABLE Name of the Table to create
TABLE_ID Name of the ID Field, leave a blank line if no ID field is required
field1#int#NULL#0 The rest of the lines in this section are for the field definitions
field2#varchar(20)## They should all follow the same Format: FIELDNAME#FIELDTYPE#NULL#DEFAULT
FIELDNAME# Name of column to add
FIELDTYPE# Valid field Types are smallint,int,varchar,text.
NULL# Column allows NULL leave blank for Not allow
DEFAULT default value for new field
Any missing items should be left blank, the '#' delimeters should all appear.
i.e.
field1#int#NULL#0 will create an integer field with a default value of 1 that allows NULL
field2#varchar(20)## will create a varchar field with no default that does not allow NULLs
[END] End of create table tag.
[ALTER] Alter table start tag
TEST_TABLE Name of table to be altered
ADD#field3#int#NULL# Field Definitions - Format: As above
ALTER#field2#varchar(255)## Change column Properties
DROP#field4### Delete a column from the Table
[END] End Alter table tag
[INSERT] Insert Values start Tag
TEST_TABLE Name of table you whish to insert values into
(field1,field2)#(12,'test') Field Defs - This uses the same basic definition as an insert
statement. The first parameter being a comma delimeted list of fields
and the second the corresponding values.Each parameter enclosed by ()
i.e. (field1,....)#(value1,....)
[END] End of Table insert Tag
[UPDATE] Table Update start Tag
TEST_TABLE2 Name of Table to update
field22#'B'#TABLE_ID2 = 1 Field definitions - Format: FIELDNAME#VALUE#WHERE CLAUSE
FIELDNAME# - Name of field to be updated
VALUE# - New value for field
WHERE CLAUSE - Criteria to specify records to be updated, blank if All records
[END] End of update tag
[DROP]
TEST_TABLE
[END]
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Edited by - PeeWee.Inc on 03 July 2004 14:21:49 |
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serritzlev
Junior Member
Denmark
291 Posts |
Posted - 03 July 2004 : 16:30:02
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Hi PeeWee i have read that description from snitzbitz and that don made the dbs script fore me.
But i have get this Dbs script from gato there have done it fore me and that works. |
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Da_Stimulator
DEV Team Forum Moderator
USA
3373 Posts |
Posted - 16 November 2004 : 04:43:41
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Um... when defining the table names using this script, is strTablePrefix assumed by the script, or do I have to specify FORUM_?
its been so long since I used this...
also, do I end the file name in .dbs, or do I name it dbs_somethin.asp? |
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zinpin
Junior Member
Australia
202 Posts |
Posted - 16 November 2004 : 04:45:05
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no need to define Forum, just the table name alone should be fine. <edit - for second part of question> dbs_something.asp is OK. |
Edited by - zinpin on 16 November 2004 04:47:01 |
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Davio
Development Team Member
Jamaica
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