Semantic MediaWiki/data/smw object ids

About

• Purpose: registry of all SMW object IDs; apparently replaces smw_ids in schema version 2 but adds smw_proptable_hash field. A smw_iw field was added sometime between SMW versions v1.9 and 2.5.5.

SQL

CREATE TABLE `smw_object_ids` (
  `smw_id` int(8) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `smw_namespace` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `smw_title` varbinary(255) NOT NULL,
  `smw_iw` varbinary(32) NOT NULL,
  `smw_subobject` varbinary(255) NOT NULL,
  `smw_sortkey` varbinary(255) NOT NULL,
  `smw_proptable_hash` mediumblob,
  PRIMARY KEY (`smw_id`),
  KEY `smw_id` (`smw_id`,`smw_sortkey`),
  KEY `smw_title` (`smw_title`,`smw_namespace`,`smw_iw`,`smw_subobject`),
  KEY `smw_sortkey` (`smw_sortkey`),
  KEY `smw_iw` (`smw_iw`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB CHARSET=binary;

Examples

Showing the blob values:

SELECT 
    smw_id,
    smw_namespace,
    CAST(smw_title AS CHAR) AS title,
    CAST(smw_iw AS CHAR) AS iw,
    CAST(smw_subobject AS CHAR) AS sub,
    CAST(smw_sortkey AS CHAR) AS sortkey,
    CAST(smw_proptable_hash AS CHAR) AS pthash
FROM
    smw_object_ids;

Looking up titles for each property tuple:

SELECT 
    u.s_id,
    CAST(s.smw_title AS CHAR) AS s_title,
    u.p_id,
    CAST(p.smw_title AS CHAR) AS p_title,
    u.fType,
    CAST(u.val AS CHAR) as uval
FROM
    ((SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'blob' AS fType, CAST(o_blob AS CHAR) AS val FROM smw_di_blob
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'time' AS fType, CAST(o_serialized AS CHAR) as val FROM smw_di_time
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'wikiPage' AS fType, o_id AS val FROM smw_di_wikipage
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'bool' AS fType, o_value AS val FROM smw_di_bool
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'coords' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_coords
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'number' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_number
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id, p_id, 'uri' AS fType, CAST(o_blob AS CHAR) AS val FROM smw_di_uri
	) AS u
  LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS s ON u.s_id = s.smw_id)
  LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS p ON u.p_id = p.smw_id
  ORDER BY p_title

Determining the roles each SMW ID plays within a given wiki (note: does not yet include wikiPage values):

SELECT ID, sRoles, sTypes, CAST(s.smw_title AS CHAR) AS sName FROM (
SELECT ID, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT sRole) AS sRoles, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT fType) AS sTypes
FROM (SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'blob' AS fType, o_blob AS val FROM smw_di_blob
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'time' AS fType, o_serialized as val FROM smw_di_time
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'wikiPage' AS fType, o_id AS val FROM smw_di_wikipage
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'bool' AS fType, o_value AS val FROM smw_di_bool
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'coords' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_coords
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'number' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_number
	UNION SELECT 
        p_id AS ID, 'has' AS sRole, 'uri' AS fType, o_blob AS val FROM smw_di_uri

    UNION SELECT
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'blob' AS fType, o_blob AS val FROM smw_di_blob
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'time' AS fType, o_serialized as val FROM smw_di_time
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'wikiPage' AS fType, o_id AS val FROM smw_di_wikipage
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'bool' AS fType, o_value AS val FROM smw_di_bool
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'coords' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_coords
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'number' AS fType, o_serialized AS val FROM smw_di_number
	UNION SELECT 
        s_id AS ID, 'for' AS sRole, 'uri' AS fType, o_blob AS val FROM smw_di_uri
        
	UNION SELECT
		o_id AS ID, 'val' AS sRole, 'wikiPage' AS fType, o_id AS val FROM smw_di_wikipage
) AS u
GROUP BY ID
) AS g
LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS s ON g.ID = s.smw_id

Key:

• has = this is the name of a page that uses one or more properties (in its text)
• for = this is the name for a property's page (which should be the same as the property's name)
• val = this is the name of a page that is also a property's value in one or more places