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The content attribute table. The content attributes are the data and attributes associated with a particular content object revision. All attributes are identified by a name, and contain text data values. Binary data is not stored directly in this table, but rather in files in the filesystem. The file names are stored in attributes in this table, however.
| Column Summary | |
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| CONTENT | INTEGER NOT NULLThe content object identifier. |
| DATA | MEDIUMTEXT NOT NULLThe attribute text data. |
| DOMAIN | VARCHAR(30) NOT NULLThe name of the domain the content object belongs to. |
| NAME | VARCHAR(200) NOT NULLThe content attribute name. |
| REVISION | SMALLINT NOT NULLThe content object revision. |
| Index Summary | |
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| PRIMARY KEY | (CONTENT, REVISION, NAME)The content attribute is uniquely indexed by the object identifier, revision number, and attribute name. |
| INDEX ATTRIBUTE_IDX_1 | (CONTENT)The attribute data is commonly searched by the content identifier. |
DOMAIN VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL
The name of the domain the content object belongs to.
LS_DOMAIN.NAME
LS_CONTENT.DOMAIN
CONTENT INTEGER NOT NULL
The content object identifier.
LS_CONTENT.ID
REVISION SMALLINT NOT NULL
The content object revision.
LS_CONTENT.REVISION
NAME VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL
The content attribute name. The attribute name must be unique for the specific content object revision.
DATA MEDIUMTEXT NOT NULL
The attribute text data. This may be set to blank if the attribute has no data.
PRIMARY KEY (CONTENT, REVISION, NAME)
The content attribute is uniquely indexed by the object identifier, revision number, and attribute name.
INDEX ATTRIBUTE_IDX_1 (CONTENT)
The attribute data is commonly searched by the content identifier.
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