47 lines
1.6 KiB
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47 lines
1.6 KiB
Plaintext
create table users (
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user_id integer unique not null primary key autoincrement,
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name varchar(32) unique not null,
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password varchar(128) not null,
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email varchar(254),
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about text not null default '',
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join_time integer not null,
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role integer not null default 0,
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banned_until integer
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);
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create table threads (
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thread_id integer unique not null primary key autoincrement,
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author_id integer not null,
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forum_id integer not null,
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create_time integer not null,
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modify_time integer not null,
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update_time integer not null,
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title varchar(64) not null,
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text text not null,
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score integer not null default 0,
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dead boolean not null default false
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);
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create table comments (
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comment_id integer unique not null primary key autoincrement,
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thread_id integer not null,
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author_id integer not null,
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parent_id integer,
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create_time integer not null,
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modify_time integer not null,
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text text not null,
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score integer not null default 0,
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dead boolean not null default false
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);
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create table forums (
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forum_id integer unique not null primary key autoincrement,
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name varchar(64) not null,
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description text not null default ''
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);
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-- Both of these speed up searches significantly if there are many threads or comments.
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-- Other indices have no measureable impact (yet, at least).
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create index forum_id on threads(forum_id);
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create index thread_id on comments(thread_id);
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