Difference between revisions of "Semantic MediaWiki/data/smw di wikipage"

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(wrong table for "simple", and anyway this one has to be a join if we want to look up values, so let's call it "values")
(→‎relationships: improved query)
 
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====relationships====
 
====relationships====
<syntaxhighlight lang=mysql>
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<source lang=mysql>
SELECT s_id,p_id,o_id
+
SELECT
   , s.smw_namespace AS s_namespace
+
s_id
 +
   , s.smw_namespace AS s_ns
 
   , CAST(s.smw_title AS char) AS s_title
 
   , CAST(s.smw_title AS char) AS s_title
   , p.smw_namespace AS p_namespace
+
  , p_id
 +
   , p.smw_namespace AS p_ns
 
   , CAST(p.smw_title AS char) AS p_title
 
   , CAST(p.smw_title AS char) AS p_title
   , o.smw_namespace AS o_namespace
+
  , o_id
 +
   , o.smw_namespace AS o_ns
 
   , CAST(o.smw_title AS char) AS o_title
 
   , CAST(o.smw_title AS char) AS o_title
 
   FROM
 
   FROM
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     LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS p ON r.p_id=p.smw_id)
 
     LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS p ON r.p_id=p.smw_id)
 
     LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS o ON r.o_id=o.smw_id
 
     LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS o ON r.o_id=o.smw_id
ORDER BY s_id, p_title, o_title
+
ORDER BY s.smw_title, s_id, p_title, o_title</source>
</syntaxhighlight>
 
 
* p_namespace will probably always be the "property:" namespace, which defaults to 102 (unless there's some way to use a page outside that namespace as a property)
 
* p_namespace will probably always be the "property:" namespace, which defaults to 102 (unless there's some way to use a page outside that namespace as a property)

Latest revision as of 21:11, 9 July 2020

About

  • Purpose: specifications for all SMW Objects where the value is a possible wiki page title (existing or not)
  • Refers to: smw_object_ids

Fields

  • p_id: page on which the property appears
  • s_id: page for property name
  • o_od: page for property value

SQL

CREATE TABLE `smw_di_wikipage` (
  `s_id` int(8) unsigned NOT NULL,
  `p_id` int(8) unsigned NOT NULL,
  `o_id` int(8) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  KEY `s_id` (`s_id`,`p_id`),
  KEY `p_id` (`p_id`,`o_id`),
  KEY `o_id` (`o_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=binary

Example

values

SELECT 
    s_id,
    p_id,
    o_id,
    o.smw_namespace AS o_namespace,
    CAST(o.smw_title AS CHAR) AS o_title
FROM
    smw_di_wikipage AS r
        LEFT JOIN
    smw_object_ids AS o ON r.o_id = o.smw_id;

relationships

SELECT
 s_id
  , s.smw_namespace AS s_ns
  , CAST(s.smw_title AS char) AS s_title
  , p_id
  , p.smw_namespace AS p_ns
  , CAST(p.smw_title AS char) AS p_title
  , o_id
  , o.smw_namespace AS o_ns
  , CAST(o.smw_title AS char) AS o_title
  FROM
    ((smw_di_wikipage AS r
    LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS s ON r.s_id=s.smw_id)
    LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS p ON r.p_id=p.smw_id)
    LEFT JOIN smw_object_ids AS o ON r.o_id=o.smw_id
ORDER BY s.smw_title, s_id, p_title, o_title
  • p_namespace will probably always be the "property:" namespace, which defaults to 102 (unless there's some way to use a page outside that namespace as a property)