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The content object lock table. The content locks are used when an object is being edited by a user, in which case it is first locked by adding a row to this table. By the use of a unique index on the content object identifier, multiple locks of the same object can be avoided.
| Column Summary | |
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| ACQUIRED | DATETIME NOT NULLThe date and time that the lock was acquired. |
| CONTENT | INTEGER NOT NULLThe content object identifier. |
| DOMAIN | VARCHAR(30) NOT NULLThe name of the domain the content object belongs to. |
| USER | VARCHAR(30) NOT NULLThe name of the user that acquired the lock. |
| Index Summary | |
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| PRIMARY KEY | (CONTENT)The content lock is uniquely indexed by the object 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. The lock is set on all revisions of a content object.
LS_CONTENT.ID
USER VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL
The name of the user that acquired the lock.
LS_USER.NAME
ACQUIRED DATETIME NOT NULL
The date and time that the lock was acquired.
PRIMARY KEY (CONTENT)
The content lock is uniquely indexed by the object identifier.
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