On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 01:37:03PM +0200, pp wrote:
>
> > > > Next, check relations between pages and hosts.
> > > how?
> > You can look into repligard schema file (repligard.xml), it contains
> > definitions of all objects in XML format. Each object is instance of
> > <type> element and it contains series of <field> or <link> elements.
> > <link> elements point to object type which should be reffered at this
> > field in DB. For example:
> > <type name="style">
>
> > <field name="name" type="text"/>
>
> > <link name="owner" link="grp" reverse="no"/>
>
> > <link name="up" link="style"/>
>
> > </type>
>
>
>
> Frankly speaking, it tells me nothing :(
> I had errors in article and topic table.
> Ok, I know what fields style table has, but so what?
> How can I check this relation with repligard.xml?
Look into repligard.xml, it has definitions for _all_ our tables.
'Style' table was shown only because it is small and thus convinient to
examples. And you're miss a point: I'm saying about _relations_ between
fields in tables, not only about fields in particular table! Repligard.xml
schema file holds these relations in simple format. You don't find this
information anywhere in Midgard, it's only here.
--
Sincerely yours, Alexander Bokovoy
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