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| − | ==Navigation== | + | ==Current Tables== |
| − | [[computing]]: [[software]]: [[web software|web]]: [[shopping cart software|shopping carts]]: [[VbzCart]]: [[VbzCart tables|tables]]
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| − | ==Tables==
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| − | *"#" indicates Primary Key fields
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| − | *"@" indicates autonumbered fields
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| | ===Catalog=== | | ===Catalog=== |
| − | These tables describe the items available for sale and correctly describe and price items added to the shopping cart. | + | These tables describe and price the items displayed in the catalog pages and in shopping carts. |
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| | A "Title" is a group of items with a common description, e.g. different sizes or styles of a shirt, different media (CD, cassette) for an audio recording. | | A "Title" is a group of items with a common description, e.g. different sizes or styles of a shirt, different media (CD, cassette) for an audio recording. |
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| | In the previous version of the cart software, we had to have items of somewhat different appearance (e.g. longsleeve and shortsleeve shirts) sharing a single title, so as to remove the necessity to ''always'' have pictures for each. In this version, a title can point to another title for its picture, thus keeping it clear whether the picture is truly representative or just an approximation. | | In the previous version of the cart software, we had to have items of somewhat different appearance (e.g. longsleeve and shortsleeve shirts) sharing a single title, so as to remove the necessity to ''always'' have pictures for each. In this version, a title can point to another title for its picture, thus keeping it clear whether the picture is truly representative or just an approximation. |
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| − | ====cat_suppliers====
| + | * [[/cat_supp]]: catalog suppliers (i.e. manufacturers, wholesalers) |
| − | catalog suppliers (i.e. manufacturers, wholesalers) | + | * [[/cat_depts]]: catalog departments within a supplier |
| − | *'''ID'''#@ - int(4) | + | * [[/cat_titles]]: titles within a department - a particular "thing" which may be available in multiple varieties |
| − | *'''Name''' - text(64) -- supplier's name | + | * [[/cat_items]]: items within a title - a particular version of a title |
| − | *'''CatKey''' - text(8) -- supplier's identifying characters in catalog numbers | + | * [[/cat_ittyps]]: item types - every item has one, but they are often all the same |
| − | *'''MinCostPerOrd''' - currency -- supplier's minimum order, dollar amount | + | * [[/cat_ioptns]]: these typically distinguish items within a title |
| − | *'''MinQtyPerDesign''' - int(4) -- supplier's default minimum order per design (can be overridden for specific Titles) | + | * [[/cat_topic]]: categorization |
| | + | ** [[/cat_title_x_topic]]: titles for each topic |
| | + | * [[/cat_ship_cost]]: shipping costs for different types of item |
| | + | * [[/cat_pages]]: mapping URLs to various catalog entities (suppliers, depts, titles) |
| | + | * [[/cat_pages_old]]: catalog designations sometimes change; where possible, this lets us redirect old URLs |
| | + | ====future==== |
| | + | It may be that Departments and Suppliers should be handled by the Topics tree, but this involves creating some infrastructure which is going to take some doing. (Specifically, we need to be able to assign named values – like "catkey" – to any topic, so that each Department topic and Supplier topic can refer to the proper catalog number.) |
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| − | '''Note''': other contact data should probably be wiki-based. We'll have a namespace for vbz catalog data, probably "vbzcat:", and supplier information will be stored in pages named something like "vbzcat:lb.page", "vbzcat:lb.address", "vbzcat:lb.phone", and so on. (MediaWiki 1.5 will, if I understand right, allow regular non-template pages to be used as templates -- so we can have one page showing all the contact info together without having to enter it twice.)
| + | ===Catalog Entry=== |
| | + | These are tables used to make it easier to update the {{l/vc/piece|catalog/local|local catalog}}; see {{l/vc/piece|catalog/supplier}} and {{l/vc/piece|catalog/building}}. |
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| − | This is the SQL for the transitional version:
| + | * <s>[[/ctg_supp]]</s> - deprecated |
| − | <mysql>CREATE TABLE `suppliers` ( | + | * [[/ctg_prc_funcs]] |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| + | * [[/ctg_sources]] |
| − | `Name` varchar(64) COMMENT 'name of supplier as displayed',
| + | * [[/ctg_groups]] |
| − | `CatKey` varchar(4) COMMENT 'unique code, used for building catalog numbers',
| + | * [[/ctg_titles]] |
| − | `isActive` BOOL COMMENT 'if FALSE, hide from casual listings',
| + | * [[/ctg_items]] |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| + | * [[/ctg_upd1]] |
| − | )
| + | * [[/ctg_upd2]] |
| − | ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| + | ===File Management=== |
| − | | + | * [[/fm_node]]: a filesystem entity (could be either file or folder) |
| − | ====cat_depts====
| + | * [[/fm_file]]: files of any type |
| − | simplified version for transitional use -- calling it just "depts"
| + | * [[/fm_folder]]: places where files can be stored |
| − | *'''ID'''#@ - int(4) | + | * [[/cat_images]]: files that are images, with additional metadata |
| − | *'''Name''' - varchar(64) -- name of department as displayed | + | ===Ordering=== |
| − | *'''ID_Supplier''' - int(4) - cat_suppliers.ID | + | Cart data and line-items are converted to orders and order lines when the customer confirms the order. Orders become the focal point for a lot of other activity, such as shipping, transactions, and tracking of status changes. |
| − | *'''isActive''' - bool -- department is available for adding titles | |
| − | *'''Sort''' - varchar(8) -- listing order; default to CatKey | |
| − | *'''CatKey''' - varchar(4) -- use for building title catalog numbers | |
| − | *'''PageKey''' - varchar(4) -- use for building URL of Department's page (different depts may have same CatKey)
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| − | *'''Descr''' - varchar(255) -- descriptive text for Department's page | |
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| − | Eventually Departments and Suppliers should all be subservient to the Topics web.
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| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `depts` (
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| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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| − | `Name` varchar(64) COMMENT 'name of department as displayed',
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| − | `ID_Supplier` INT DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'cat_suppliers.ID',
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| − | `isActive` BOOL COMMENT 'items.ID' COMMENT 'department is available for adding titles',
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| − | `Sort` varchar(8) COMMENT 'listing order; default to CatKey',
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| − | `CatKey` varchar(4) COMMENT 'use for building title catalog numbers',
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| − | `PageKey` varchar(4) COMMENT 'use for building URL of Dept page',
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| − | `Descr` varchar(255) COMMENT 'descriptive text for Dept page',
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
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| − | )
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| − | ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
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| − | | |
| − | ====cat_titles==== | |
| − | catalog titles
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| − | | |
| − | Interim SQL:
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| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `titles` (
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| − | `ID` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
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| − | `Name` varchar(127),
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| − | `CatKey` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
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| − | `ID_Dept` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
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| − | `ID_License` int(11) default NULL COMMENT 'ID of agency from which the image was licensed - DEPRECATED; fileferret will track as topic',
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| − | `DateAdded` datetime default NULL,
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| − | `DateChecked` datetime default NULL COMMENT 'DEPRECATED',
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| − | `DateUnavail` datetime default NULL,
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| − | `RstkMin` int(11) unsigned default NULL,
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| − | `Supplier_CatNum` varchar(31),
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| − | `Supplier_CatNum_Alt` varchar(31) COMMENT 'DEPRECATED',
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| − | `Desc` tinytext COMMENT 'descriptive text for display on web - DEPRECATED (use wiki)',
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| − | `Search` varchar(255) COMMENT 'additional keywords for searching, but not displayed',
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| − | `Notes` varchar(255) COMMENT 'internal notes; not displayed or searched - DEPRECATED (use wiki)',
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
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| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
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| − | ====cat_items====
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| − | catalog items
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| − | SQL for table definition:
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| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `cat_items`;
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| − | CREATE TABLE `cat_items` (
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| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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| − | `CatNum` varchar(64) COMMENT "catalog number: must be unique or null; can be changed",
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| − | `isForSale` BOOL COMMENT "available to be sold/ordered (either in stock or in print)",
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| − | `isMaster` BOOL COMMENT "contains multiple items; split apart when moving into stock",
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| − | `qtyInStock` INT COMMENT "number of pieces currently in stock and for sale, calculated from stk_items",
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| − | `isInPrint` BOOL COMMENT "item is in current supplier catalog, and should be orderable",
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| − | `isCloseOut` BOOL COMMENT "item is available as a close-out only; limited quantities, may be gone at any moment",
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| − | `isPulled` BOOL COMMENT "TRUE = record is garbage or a duplicate, and nothing should refer to it",
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| − | `isDumped` BOOL COMMENT "TRUE = pulled item which has been checked to make sure nobody is using it: ok to recycle",
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| − | `ID_Title` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "cat_titles.ID",
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| − | `ID_ItTyp` INT COMMENT "cat_ittyps.ID: basic type of item",
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| − | `ID_ItOpt` INT COMMENT "cat_itopts.ID: item option (e.g. size)",
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| − | `ItOpt_Descr` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "overrides cat_itopts.Descr if present",
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| − | `ItOpt_Sort` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "concatenation of IGroup, Option, and Item Type sorting indexes",
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| − | `GrpCode` varchar(15) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "grouping code - new header when this changes",
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| − | `GrpDescr` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "group description - show in header, add to item description as shown in cart",
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| − | `GrpSort` varchar(7) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "sorting override (optional); sorting is by GrpSort+GrpCode",
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| − | `ID_ShipCost` INT COMMENT "applicable shipping cost calculation data",
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| − | `PriceBuy` INT COMMENT "wholesale price from supplier",
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| − | `PriceSell` INT COMMENT "price to customer",
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| − | `PriceList` INT COMMENT "supplier's retail list price (if available)",
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| − | `Supp_CatNum` varchar(32) COMMENT "supplier's catalog number, if available",
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| − | `QtyMin_Stk` INT COMMENT "minimum quantity to keep in stock",
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
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| − | )
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| − | ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
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| − | | |
| − | * '''GrpCode''' and '''GrpDescr''' are for differentiating within an item type, e.g. a short-sleeved t-shirt which is available in both tie-dye and one or more solid colors. '''GrpCode''' becomes part of the catalog number for items in that group, and '''GrpDesc''' is the description for that group.
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| − | | |
| − | SQL for updating availability from current stock:
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| | | | |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_CatItems_fr_StkItems_StkBins()
| + | * [[/orders]] |
| − | UPDATE cat_items AS i LEFT JOIN (
| + | ** [[/ord_lines]] |
| − | SELECT
| + | ** [[/ord_pkgs]] |
| − | si.ID_Item,
| + | ** [[/ord_pkg_lines]] |
| − | SUM(si.Qty) AS QtyInStock
| + | ** [[/ord_shipmt]] |
| − | FROM stk_items AS si LEFT JOIN stk_bins AS sb ON si.ID_Bin=sb.ID
| + | ** [[/ord_trxact]] - order transactions |
| − | WHERE (sb.isForSale) AND ISNULL(sb.WhenVoided) AND ISNULL(si.WhenRemoved)
| + | ** [[/ord_trx_type]] - order transaction types |
| − | GROUP BY ID_Item
| + | ** [[/ord_msg]] |
| − | ) AS sig ON i.ID=sig.ID_Item
| + | *** [[/ord_msg_media]] |
| − | SET
| + | ** ''see also [[#Event Logging]]'' |
| − | i.QtyInStock = sig.QtyInStock,
| + | * [[/card_auth_code]] - reference table for payment status codes; this should probably be a hard-coded array, not a table |
| − | i.isForSale = i.isInPrint OR (sig.QtyInStock > 0);</mysql>
| + | * '''obsolete''': |
| | + | ** [[/ord_pull]] |
| | + | *** [[/ord_pull_type]] |
| | + | ** [[/ord_event]] - internal events not generally affecting order status |
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| − | ====cat_ittyps==== | + | ===Customers=== |
| − | catalog item types
| + | There ought to be a better way to organize this stuff, but I haven't been able to think of one that doesn't cause worse problems. Each type of customer data has its own set of fields and its own search-optimization, and combining them results in the awkward possibility of pulling up the wrong type of data under certain circumstances. So, until something better comes along... |
| − | *'''ID'''#@ - int(4)
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| − | *'''ID_Parent''' - int(4) -- cat_itemtypes.ID of parent, if any
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| − | *'''NameSng''' - varchar(32) -- word for single item of this type (e.g. "shirt","box")
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| − | *'''NamePlr''' - varchar(32) -- word for multiple items of this type (e.g. "shirts","boxes")
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| − | *'''Descr''' - text(255) -- longer name, e.g. "compact disc" instead of "CD". If blank, use NameSng
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| − | *'''Sort''' - text(31) -- sorting key (optional)
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| − | *'''isType''' - flag -- if TRUE, this type may be used for actual items; if not, it is a folder (type category)
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| | | | |
| − | '''Note''': should "Descr" be plural? Or will we need DescrSng and DescrPlr? | + | * [[/cust]] - main customer records |
| | + | * [[/cust_addr]] - customer mailing addresses (shipping and credit card) |
| | + | * [[/cust_cards]] - customer credit card numbers - '''sensitive data''' |
| | + | * [[/cust_emails]] - customer email addresses |
| | + | * <s>[[/cust_names]] - customer names/aliases</s> - deprecated |
| | + | * [[/cust_phones]] - customer phone numbers |
| | + | * [[/cust_charges]] - credit card charges - '''sensitive data''' (includes card #s) |
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| − | SQL:
| + | ===Users=== |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `cat_ittyps`;
| + | Customers can be users, but only when they've created a user account. Users can also be admins and (eventually) suppliers and vendors. |
| − | CREATE TABLE `cat_ittyps` (
| + | * [[/user]] |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| + | ** [[/user_tokens]] - for emailing password-reset links |
| − | `ID_Parent` INT COMMENT '(self).ID of parent type; mainly for organizational purposes',
| + | ** [[/user_client]] |
| − | `NameSng` varchar(63) NOT NULL COMMENT 'word for single item of this type (e.g. "shirt", "box")',
| + | ** [[/user_session]] |
| − | `NamePlr` varchar(63) COMMENT 'word for multiple items of this type (e.g. "shirts", "boxes"); NULL = use singular',
| + | ** '''access control''': |
| − | `Descr` varchar(255) COMMENT 'longer name (singular), e.g. "compact disc" instead of "CD". NULL = use singular',
| + | *** [[/ugroup]] - groups to which users may belong |
| − | `Sort` varchar(31) COMMENT "optional sorting key",
| + | *** [[/uperm]] - permissions a group may have |
| − | `isType` BOOL COMMENT 'FALSE = just a folder, so omit it from drop-down lists of types to choose from',
| + | *** [[/user_x_ugroup]] - groups to which each user belongs |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| + | *** [[/ugroup_x_uperm]] - permissions each group has |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
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| | | | |
| − | ====cat_ioptns==== | + | ===Restocking=== |
| − | catalog options
| + | * [[/rstk_req]] - restock request master record (was [[/core_restock_new]]) |
| − | *'''ID'''#@ - int(4) | + | * [[/rstk_req_item]] - catalog item in a restock request |
| − | *'''CatKey''' - varchar(8) -- appended to catalog number (with dash prefix) | + | * [[/rstk_ord_line]] - list of customer orders needing those items (distribution) |
| − | *'''Descr''' - varchar(64) -- appended to item description (with separator of some kind) | + | * [[/rstk_rcd]] - restock shipment received |
| − | *'''Sort''' - varchar(8) -- sorting order when options for a title appear together in a list | + | * [[/rstk_rcd_line]] - items received in a restock shipment |
| | + | * [[/rstk_req_item_minima]] - items types with minimum supplier orders |
| | + | ===Shopping=== |
| | + | These tables store data generated by the user during the shopping process. |
| | + | * [[/shop_cart]] |
| | + | ** [[/shop_cart_line]] |
| | + | ** [[/shop_cart_event]] |
| | + | ** [[/cart_data]] |
| | + | ** [[/shop_cart_data]] - OBSOLETE |
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| − | SQL:
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| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `cat_ioptns` (
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| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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| − | `CatKey` varchar(7) NOT NULL COMMENT 'appended to catalog number (with dash prefix)',
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| − | `Descr` varchar(127) NOT NULL COMMENT 'appended to item description (with separator of some kind)',
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| − | `Sort` varchar(7) COMMENT 'sorting order when options for a title appear together in a list',
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
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| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
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| − |
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| − | ====cat_images====
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| − | SQL:
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| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `cat_images` (
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| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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| − | `Spec` varchar(255) NOT NULL COMMENT 'relative filespec to image file',
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| − | `ID_Title` INT NOT NULL COMMENT 'titles.ID of title to which this image applies',
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| − | `Ab_Size` varchar(7) COMMENT 'ImgSizes.Ab: abbreviation for image size class',
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| − | `AttrFldr` varchar(15) COMMENT 'folder (key) name for images with this attribute',
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| − | `AttrDispl` varchar(64) COMMENT 'description to display (e.g. in image tooltip) for this attribute',
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| − | `AttrSort` varchar(15) COMMENT 'sorting order for this attribute',
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
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| − | )
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| − | ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
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| − | ====cat_pages====
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| − | This turned out to be the only non-klugey way to translate between requested URL and which page to display. It's also the data-driven equivalent of the old static-page-generation system, upon which the URL scheme is still based – so it's inherently less likely to result in URL-decoding anomalies. I think.
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| − | SQL to define tables:
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| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `cat_pages`;
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| − | CREATE TABLE `cat_pages` (
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| − | `AB` varchar(31) NOT NULL COMMENT "Type+ID_Row: unique identifier",
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| − | `Path` varchar(63) NOT NULL COMMENT 'URI of page',
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| − | `ID_Row` INT NOT NULL COMMENT 'ID of row from appropriate table',
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| − | `Type` CHAR NOT NULL COMMENT 'type of page: S=supplier, D=dept, T=title, I=image',
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| − | PRIMARY KEY(`AB`),
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| − | UNIQUE KEY(`Path`)
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| − | );
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| − |
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| − | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `cat_pages_old`;
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| − | CREATE TABLE `cat_pages_old` (
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| − | `Path` varchar(63) NOT NULL COMMENT 'URI of page to redirect from',
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| − | `AB_Page` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "cat_pages.AB of page to redirect to",
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| − | `WhenSet` DATETIME COMMENT "optional timestamp of when this redirect was created",
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| − | `Notes` varchar(255) COMMENT "optional notes on why this redirect is being maintained",
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| − | PRIMARY KEY (`Path`)
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| − | );</mysql>
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| − |
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| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_CatPages()
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| − | REPLACE INTO cat_pages
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| − | SELECT
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| − | CONCAT_WS('-','S',ID) AS AB,
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| − | LOWER(CatKey) AS Path,
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| − | ID,
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| − | 'S' AS Type
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| − | FROM suppliers
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| − | UNION
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| − | SELECT
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| − | CONCAT_WS('-','D',ID) AS AB,
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| − | LOWER(CatWeb_Dept) AS Path,
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| − | ID,
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| − | 'D' AS Type
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| − | FROM _depts
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| − | UNION
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| − | SELECT
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| − | CONCAT_WS('-','T',ID) AS AB,
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| − | REPLACE(LOWER(CatWeb),'-','/') AS Path,
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| − | ID,
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| − | 'T' AS Type
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| − | FROM _titles
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| − | UNION
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| − | /* image pages (every size except thumbnail and small) */
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| − | SELECT
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| − | CONCAT_WS('-','I',i.ID) AS AB,
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| − | LOWER(CONCAT_WS('/',REPLACE(t.CatWeb,'-','/'),AttrFldr,i.Ab_Size)) AS Path,
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| − | i.ID,
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| − | 'I' AS Type
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| − | FROM cat_images AS i LEFT JOIN _titles AS t ON i.ID_Title=t.ID WHERE (i.Ab_Size NOT IN ('th','sm'));</mysql>
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| − |
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| − | This --
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| − | * LOWER(CONCAT_WS('/',REPLACE(t.CatWeb,'-','/'),AttrFldr,i.Ab_Size)) AS Path,
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| − | ...is intended to be a simplified version of this:
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| − | * LOWER(CONCAT(REPLACE(t.CatWeb,'-','/'),'/',CONCAT_WS('/',AttrFldr,i.Ab_Size))) AS Path,
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| − | (saved here in case the simplification doesn't work)
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| − | ===Ordering===
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| − | The items a customer wants to order are saved in a cart. The cart also saves session information, e.g. customer's IP/domain, but not the customer's shipping or payment data. Later on, we'll allow customers to make changes to carts after the cart has already been assigned to an order, so will need session info stored separately, which is why it's in a separate table. See [[VbzCart Ordering]] for details.
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| − | ====Main data tables====
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| − | *'''carts''' -- shopping [[VbzCart Cart|cart]]s
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| − | {| style="background: #eeeeee;"
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''ID'''#@ || int(4)
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''ID_Session || int(4) || session in which this cart was created
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''WhenCreated''' || timestamp || when this cart was created
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''WhenViewed''' || timestamp || when this cart was last viewed
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''WhenUpdated''' || timestamp || when cart was last modified
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| − | |-
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| − | |'''WhenLocked''' || timestamp || when this cart was finished / marked read-only (added to order)
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| − | |}
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| − | ====Collection/link tables====
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| − | *'''ord_cart_sessions''' -- a given cart might be accessed from different sessions, when that functionality is available
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| − | **'''ID_Cart'''# - int(4)
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| − | **'''ID_Sess'''# - int(4)
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| − |
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| − | *'''ord_cart_items''' -- items in a cart
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| − | **'''ID_Cart'''# - int(4)
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| − | **'''ID_Item'''# - int(4)
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| − | **'''Qty''' - int(4)
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| − | **'''CatNum''' - varchar(32) -- catalog number as sold
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| − | **'''Descr''' - text -- description as sold
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| − | **'''Price''' - currency -- price as sold
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| − | **'''ShipMin''' - currency -- quoted minimum standard shipping cost (e.g. if sent with a lot of other items)
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| − | **'''ShipMax''' - currency -- quoted maximum standard shipping cost (e.g. if sent by itself)
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| | ===Stock Management=== | | ===Stock Management=== |
| − | ====stk_items====
| + | * [[/stk_lines]] |
| − | listing of what is now and what used to be in stock; depends on '''stk_bins''' and '''cat_items''' tables
| + | * [[/stk_bins]] |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `stk_items`;
| + | ** [[/stk_bin_history]] |
| − | CREATE TABLE `stk_items` (
| + | * [[/stk_places]] |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| + | * [[/stk_history]] |
| − | `ID_Bin` INT DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'stk_bins.ID: which bin these items are in',
| + | * [[/stk_whse]]: warehouses |
| − | `ID_Item` INT DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'cat_items.ID: which exact type of item',
| |
| − | `Qty` INT DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `WhenAdded` DATETIME DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'when stock record was created for this item',
| |
| − | `WhenChanged` DATETIME DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "when the quantity for this record was last altered (e.g. stock rmvd, or a split)",
| |
| − | `WhenCounted` DATETIME DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "when this stock record was last verified by hand-count",
| |
| − | `WhenRemoved` DATETIME DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "if not NULL, item is no longer in stock",
| |
| − | `Cost` INT DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "what we paid (each) for these particular items in stock",
| |
| − | `CatNum` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "catalog number on tag (official cat# can change over time)",
| |
| − | `Notes` TEXT,
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| | | | |
| − | ====stk_bins==== | + | ===Caching=== |
| − | containers in which stock may be found; depends on [[#stk_places]]
| + | ====Management==== |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `stk_bins`;
| + | See [[User:Woozle/datamgr.php]] for the code that handles this. |
| − |
| + | * [[/cache_tables]] - list of tables involved in data caching, either as a source or as a cache |
| − | CREATE TABLE `stk_bins` (
| + | * [[/cache_queries]] - list of [[../procs|stored procedures]] which update one table from others |
| − | `ID` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
| + | * [[/cache_flow]] - which queries update which caches from which sources |
| − | `ID_Place` int(11) NOT NULL COMMENT 'stk_places.ID',
| + | * [[/cache_log]] - log of all cache updates done within cache management |
| − | `Code` varchar(15) NOT NULL COMMENT 'code name, e.g. NC01 -- must appear on outside of box',
| |
| − | `Descr` varchar(63) default NULL COMMENT 'brief summary of contents',
| |
| − | `WhenCreated` datetime default NULL COMMENT 'date when container was added to the database',
| |
| − | `WhenVoided` datetime default NULL COMMENT 'date when container was destroyed or removed from usage',
| |
| − | `isForSale` tinyint(1) default NULL COMMENT "TRUE = this item is visible to customers as stock",
| |
| − | `isForShip` tinyint(1) default NULL COMMENT "TRUE = this item is available for filling orders",
| |
| − | `Notes` text,
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=111 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | * '''WhenCreated''' can be NOT NULL if you don't have any legacy data to deal with. | |
| − | * '''isForShip''' got eventually added because I kept forgetting to use WhenVoided, and I finally decided that it wasn't redundant to have a flag specifically for this attribute | |
| | | | |
| − | ====stk_places==== | + | ====Calculated Tables==== |
| − | places where containers may be found, organized hierarchically
| + | These are used for caching data which takes a long time (more than 0.3 seconds or so) to calculate and which depends on things which change a lot less often than pages are viewed. |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `stk_places`;
| + | * [[/_depts]] |
| − |
| + | ** ← depts x suppliers – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_Depts_fr_Depts_Suppliers}} |
| − | CREATE TABLE `stk_places` (
| + | ** ← _dept_ittyps by ID_Dept – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_Depts_fr_DeptIttyps}} |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| + | * [[/_titles]] |
| − | `ID_Parent` INT COMMENT 'self.ID of place in which this place is found; may be NULL',
| + | * [[/_title_ittyps]] - list of available titles for each item type |
| − | `Name` VARCHAR(63) NOT NULL COMMENT 'brief descriptive name for listings and tree-paths',
| + | ** ← cat_items (grouped by ID_Title), cat_titles – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_CatItems_Titles}} |
| − | `Descr` VARCHAR(127) COMMENT '(optional) description of this place, so it can be located',
| + | ** ← _titles – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_Titles}} |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| + | ** ← cat_ittyps – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_CatIttyps}} |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| + | * [[/_dept_ittyps]] |
| − | Both stock Bins and order Packages can be in Places. Later, Places may have attributes to tell us whether we can ship items directly from there (or at all) and whether or not they are effectively "local" to us, but for now they don't:
| + | ** ← _title_ittyps – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_DeptIttyps_fr_TitleIttyps}} |
| − | `isLocal` BOOL COMMENT `FALSE = items aren't here, so they must either be shipped here first or shipped to customer in separate pkg`,
| + | ** ← cat_ittyps – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_DeptIttyps_fr_CatIttyps}} |
| − | `isWhse` BOOL COMMENT `TRUE = items have to be fetched for shipping; some delay involved, and may want to print out lists of stuff to fetch`,
| + | * [[/_supplier_ittyps]] |
| − | `ID_Supp` INT COMMENT `NOT NULL = this location is a supplier's stock, and items must be ordered from it in order to be shippable`,
| + | ** ← suppliers x _titles x _title_ittyps x cat_ittyps ... – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_SupplierIttyps}} |
| − | ====stk_history====
| + | * [[/_stk_containers]] |
| − | log of all stock movement (depends on [[#stk_containers]] and [[#cat_items]]):
| + | ** ← stk_bins, cat_items... – {{vbzcart|proc|Upd_StkContainers}} |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `stk_history`;
| |
| | | | |
| − | CREATE TABLE `stk_history` (
| + | ===Event Logging=== |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| + | * {{l/ferreteria}} tables: |
| − | `ID_Stock` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "stk_items.ID of item being moved",
| + | ** {{l/ferreteria/table|event}}: EventPlex core |
| − | `ID_Item` INT /* NOT NULL */ COMMENT "cat_items.ID of item being moved",
| + | ** {{l/ferreteria/table|event_done}} |
| − | `Qty` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "number of items moved (Qty fields at targ/dest may change value later)",
| + | ** {{l/ferreteria/table|event_in_table}} |
| − | `When` DATETIME NOT NULL COMMENT "when the move happened",
| + | ** {{l/ferreteria/table|event_notes}} |
| − | `IDS_ContSrce` varchar(31) /* NOT NULL */ COMMENT "_stk_containers.IDS of where the item was moved from",
| + | * Custom EventPlex extensions |
| − | `IDS_ContDest` varchar(31) /* NOT NULL */ COMMENT "_stk_containers.IDS of where the item was moved to",
| + | ** [[/event_vc_legacy]] - old log data |
| − | `IDS_LineSrce` varchar(31) /* NOT NULL */ COMMENT "hypothetical _stk_lines.IDS of where item came from",
| + | ** [[/event_vc_bin]] - stock bin log |
| − | `IDS_LineDest` varchar(31) /* NOT NULL */ COMMENT "hypothetical _stk_lines.IDS of where item was moved to",
| + | ** [[/event_vc_ord_hold]] - order status log |
| − | `Notes` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "optional explanatory notes",
| + | *** [[/ord_hold_type]] |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| + | ** to be converted: |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| + | *** [[/stk_history]] |
| − | | + | * obsolete: |
| − | The IDS_Line* fields are somewhat redundant, but I decided that redundancy was a goal: one of the purposes of history data (including stk_history) is to help reconstruct what happened when something goes wrong. Maintenance of the _stk_containers table is also somewhat redundant, but should make displaying meaningful history reports quicker (i.e. it's basically a sort of cache, as are all the _* tables).
| + | ** [[/event_log]] - now renamed <code>OLD event_log</code>, soon to be removed |
| − | | + | ** [[/shop_cart_event]] - now renamed <code>OLD shop_cart_event</code>, to be removed after checking that data has been migrated |
| − | Commented-out bits can be included if you have no incomplete legacy data to deal with.
| + | ** [[/ord_pull]] |
| − | ====stk_bin_history====
| + | *** [[/ord_pull/migration]] |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `stk_bin_history`; | + | ** [[/shop_cart_event]] |
| − | | |
| − | CREATE TABLE `stk_bin_history` (
| |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| |
| − | `ID_Bin` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "stk_bins.ID of bin being moved",
| |
| − | `WhenDone` DATETIME NOT NULL COMMENT "when the move happened",
| |
| − | `ID_Srce` INT COMMENT "stk_places.ID of where the bin came from (NULL = new bin)",
| |
| − | `ID_Dest` INT COMMENT "stk_places.ID of where the bin was moved to (NULL = bin destroyed)",
| |
| − | `Notes` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "optional explanatory notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===Browsing===
| |
| − | Topics and images
| |
| − | ====brs_topics====
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `brs_topics`; | |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `brs_topics` (
| |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| |
| − | `ID_Parent INT "brs_topics.ID of parent topic",
| |
| − | `Name` varchar(128) NOT NULL "generic name (context-free, but as short as possible)",
| |
| − | `NameTree` varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL "name within context of parent; defaults to Name",
| |
| − | `NameFull` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL "descriptive standalone name (context free, can be long)",
| |
| − | `Variants` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL "synonyms and other keywords which should find this topic",
| |
| − | `Mispeled` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL "same as Variants, but these are WRONG spellings; avoid displaying",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| | | | |
| | ===Miscellaneous=== | | ===Miscellaneous=== |
| − | * '''stats''' – computed variables, cache timestamps, and other variable stuff | + | * [[/ref_country]] - list of countries |
| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `stats` (
| + | ** [[/ref_country_alias]] - list of possible country name spellings |
| − | `Name` varchar(32) NOT NULL COMMENT 'name of variable',
| + | * [[/var_global]] |
| − | `Value` varchar(255) COMMENT 'value of variable',
| + | * {{l/vc|archive/tables}} - discarded tables |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`Name`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | * '''updates''' – timestamps on tables so we know when update queries need to be run
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE TABLE `updates` (
| |
| − | `Name` varchar(32) NOT NULL COMMENT 'name of thing which gets updated',
| |
| − | `Updated` datetime COMMENT 'when last updated',
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`Name`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | Function to record an update:
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE SetUpdate(IN iName varchar(32))
| |
| − | BEGIN
| |
| − | REPLACE INTO updates(Name,Updated) values(iName, NOW());
| |
| − | END</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | ==Calculated Tables==
| |
| − | ===_depts===
| |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_depts`;
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_depts` (
| |
| − | `ID` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
| |
| − | `ID_Supp` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'needed to simplify calculation of _titles',
| |
| − | `CatNum` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `CatKey` varchar(7),
| |
| − | `CatWeb_Dept` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `CatWeb_Title` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntForSale` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntInPrint` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `qtyInStock` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | ====← depts x suppliers====
| |
| − | SQL to fill _depts (except inPrint/inStock fields):
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_Depts_fr_Depts_Suppliers()
| |
| − | BEGIN
| |
| − | DELETE FROM _depts;
| |
| − | INSERT INTO _depts(`ID`,`ID_Supp`,`CatKey`,`CatNum`,`CatWeb_Dept`,`CatWeb_Title`)
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | d.ID,
| |
| − | d.ID_Supplier AS ID_Supp,
| |
| − | UPPER(IFNULL(d.PageKey,d.CatKey)) AS CatKey,
| |
| − | UPPER(CONCAT_WS("-",s.CatKey,d.CatKey)) AS CatNum,
| |
| − | LOWER(CONCAT_WS("/",s.CatKey,IFNULL(d.PageKey,d.CatKey))) AS CatWeb_Dept,
| |
| − | LOWER(CONCAT_WS("/",s.CatKey,d.CatKey)) AS CatWeb_Title
| |
| − | FROM depts AS d LEFT JOIN suppliers AS s ON d.ID_Supplier=s.ID;
| |
| − | END</mysql>
| |
| − | ====← _dept_ittyps by ID_Dept====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_Depts_fr_DeptIttyps()
| |
| − | UPDATE _depts AS d LEFT JOIN (
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Dept,
| |
| − | SUM(di.cntForSale) AS cntForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(di.cntInPrint) AS cntInPrint,
| |
| − | SUM(di.qtyInStock) AS qtyInStock
| |
| − | FROM _dept_ittyps AS di GROUP BY ID_Dept
| |
| − | ) AS di ON di.ID_Dept=d.ID
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | d.cntForSale = di.cntForSale,
| |
| − | d.cntInPrint = di.cntInPrint,
| |
| − | d.qtyInStock = di.qtyInStock;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===_titles===
| |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_titles`;
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_titles` (
| |
| − | `ID` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ID_Supp` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'needed to avoid having to join with depts table',
| |
| − | `CatNum` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `CatWeb` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntForSale` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntInPrint` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `qtyInStock` int DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | ==== ← titles x _depts ====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_Titles_fr_Depts()
| |
| − | REPLACE INTO _titles(ID,ID_Supp,CatNum,CatWeb)
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | t.ID,
| |
| − | d.ID_Supp,
| |
| − | UPPER(CONCAT_WS("-",d.CatNum,t.CatKey)) AS CatNum,
| |
| − | LOWER(CONCAT_WS("/",d.CatWeb_Title,t.CatKey)) AS CatWeb
| |
| − | FROM titles AS t LEFT JOIN _depts AS d ON t.ID_dept=d.ID
| |
| − | ORDER BY CatNum;</mysql>
| |
| − | ==== ← cat_items (grouped by ID_Title) ====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_Titles_fr_CatItems()
| |
| − | UPDATE _titles AS t LEFT JOIN (
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Title,
| |
| − | SUM(IF(i.isForSale,1,0)) AS cntForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(IF(i.isInPrint,1,0)) AS cntInPrint,
| |
| − | SUM(i.qtyInStock) AS qtyInStock
| |
| − | FROM cat_items AS i GROUP BY ID_Title
| |
| − | ) AS ig ON ig.ID_Title=t.ID
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | t.cntForSale = ig.cntForSale,
| |
| − | t.cntInPrint = ig.cntInPrint,
| |
| − | t.qtyInStock = ig.qtyInStock;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | ==== ← _title_ittyps (grouped by ID_Title)====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_Titles_fr_TitleIttyps()
| |
| − | UPDATE _titles AS t LEFT JOIN (
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Title,
| |
| − | SUM(ti.cntForSale) AS cntForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(ti.cntInPrint) AS cntInPrint,
| |
| − | SUM(ti.qtyInStock) AS qtyInStock
| |
| − | FROM _title_ittyps AS ti GROUP BY ID_Title
| |
| − | ) AS ti ON ti.ID_Title=t.ID
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | t.cntForSale = ti.cntForSale,
| |
| − | t.cntInPrint = ti.cntInPrint,
| |
| − | t.qtyInStock = ti.qtyInStock;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | ===_title_ittyps===
| |
| − | list of available titles for each item type | |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_title_ittyps`;
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_title_ittyps` (
| |
| − | `ID_Title` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ID_ItTyp` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ID_Dept` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `TitleName` varchar(127),
| |
| − | `ItTypNameSng` varchar(63) COMMENT "cat_ittyps.NameSng",
| |
| − | `ItTypNamePlr` varchar(63) COMMENT "cat_ittyps.NamePlr",
| |
| − | `ItTypSort` varchar(31) COMMENT "cat_ittyps.Sort",
| |
| − | `cntForSale` int COMMENT "# of different items available for type (either in stock or in print)",
| |
| − | `cntInPrint` int COMMENT "# of different items (for type) in print for this title",
| |
| − | `cntInStock` int COMMENT "# of different items (for type) which are for sale due to at least being in stock",
| |
| − | `qtyInStock` int COMMENT "-1 = some in stock, but don't know how many",
| |
| − | `currMinPrice` int DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'minimum price for this item type',
| |
| − | `currMaxPrice` int DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'maximum price for this item type',
| |
| − | `CatNum` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `CatWeb` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | `CatDir` varchar(63) DEFAULT NULL,
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID_Title`,`ID_ItTyp`,`ID_Dept`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | * '''2007-09-20''' Added cntInStock field because we need to be able to figure out how many line items are available but ''not'' in stock (cntForSale-cntInStock) | |
| − | ==== ← cat_items (grouped by ID_Title)====
| |
| − | This procedure initially fills the table. (This is a revised version which combines two earlier procedures.) (I had a note that "the ID_Dept field is informational, not a grouping", but I don't remember what that meant and it doesn't make sense.)
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_CatItems_Titles()
| |
| − | REPLACE INTO _title_ittyps(
| |
| − | ID_Title,
| |
| − | ID_ItTyp,
| |
| − | ID_Dept,
| |
| − | TitleName,
| |
| − | cntForSale,
| |
| − | cntInPrint,
| |
| − | cntInStock,
| |
| − | qtyInStock,
| |
| − | currMinPrice,
| |
| − | currMaxPrice)
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | i.ID_Title,
| |
| − | i.ID_ItTyp,
| |
| − | t.ID_Dept,
| |
| − | t.Name AS TitleName,
| |
| − | i.cntForSale,
| |
| − | i.cntInPrint,
| |
| − | i.cntInStock,
| |
| − | i.qtyInStock,
| |
| − | i.currMinPrice,
| |
| − | i.currMaxPrice
| |
| − | FROM (
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Title, ID_ItTyp,
| |
| − | SUM(IF(isForSale,1,0)) AS cntForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(IF(isInPrint,1,0)) AS cntInPrint,
| |
| − | SUM(IF(qtyInStock>0,1,0)) AS cntInStock,
| |
| − | SUM(qtyInStock) AS qtyInStock,
| |
| − | MIN(PriceSell) AS currMinPrice,
| |
| − | MAX(PriceSell) AS currMaxPrice
| |
| − | FROM cat_items AS i
| |
| − | GROUP BY ID_Title, ID_ItTyp
| |
| − | ) AS i LEFT JOIN titles AS t ON i.ID_Title=t.ID;</mysql>
| |
| − | * '''2007-09-20'''
| |
| − | ** Removed "WHERE i.isForSale" because this prevented the availability of discontinued items from being properly zeroed out
| |
| − | ** Added cntInStock calculation; see table schema | |
| − | ==== ← _titles ====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_Titles()
| |
| − | UPDATE _title_ittyps AS ti LEFT JOIN _titles AS t ON t.ID=ti.ID_Title
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | ti.CatNum = t.CatNum,
| |
| − | ti.CatWeb = t.CatWeb;</mysql>
| |
| − | ==== ← cat_ittyps ====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_TitleIttyps_fr_CatIttyps()
| |
| − | UPDATE _title_ittyps AS ti LEFT JOIN cat_ittyps AS it ON ti.ID_ItTyp=it.ID
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | ti.ItTypNameSng = it.NameSng,
| |
| − | ti.ItTypNamePlr = it.NamePlr,
| |
| − | ti.ItTypSort = it.Sort;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | ===_dept_ittyps===
| |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_dept_ittyps`;
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_dept_ittyps` (
| |
| − | `ID_ItTyp` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ID_Dept` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntForSale` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `cntInPrint` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `qtyInStock` int unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ItTypNameSng` varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'cat_ittyps.NameSng',
| |
| − | `ItTypNamePlr` varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'cat_ittyps.NamePlr; default to ItTypNameSng',
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID_ItTyp`,`ID_Dept`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | ====← _title_ittyps====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_DeptIttyps_fr_TitleIttyps()
| |
| − | REPLACE INTO _dept_ittyps(ID_ItTyp,ID_Dept,cntForSale,cntInPrint,qtyInStock)
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_ItTyp,
| |
| − | ID_Dept,
| |
| − | SUM(cntForSale) AS cntForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(cntInPrint) AS cntInPrint,
| |
| − | SUM(qtyInStock) AS qtyInStock
| |
| − | FROM _title_ittyps
| |
| − | GROUP BY ID_ItTyp, ID_Dept;</mysql>
| |
| − | ====← cat_ittyps====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_DeptIttyps_fr_CatIttyps()
| |
| − | UPDATE _dept_ittyps AS di LEFT JOIN cat_ittyps AS it ON it.ID=di.ID_ItTyp
| |
| − | SET
| |
| − | di.ItTypNameSng = it.NameSng,
| |
| − | di.ItTypNamePlr = IFNULL(it.NamePlr,it.NameSng);</mysql>
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| − | | |
| − | ===_supplier_ittyps===
| |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_supplier_ittyps`;
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_supplier_ittyps` (
| |
| − | `ID` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ItemType` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
| |
| − | `ItemCount` int NOT NULL,
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| − | `Name` varchar(63) NOT NULL,
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| − | `CatKey` varchar(7) NOT NULL,
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| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`,`ItemType`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;</mysql>
| |
| − | ====← suppliers x _titles x _title_ittyps x cat_ittyps ...====
| |
| − | <mysql> CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_SupplierIttyps()
| |
| − | BEGIN
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| − | DELETE FROM _supplier_ittyps;
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| − | INSERT INTO _supplier_ittyps
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| − | SELECT
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| − | s.ID,
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| − | if(Count(ti.ID_Title)=1,it.NameSng,it.NamePlr) AS ItemType,
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| − | Count(ti.ID_Title) AS ItemCount,
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| − | s.Name, s.CatKey
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| − | FROM (
| |
| − | (suppliers AS s LEFT JOIN _titles AS tc ON tc.ID_Supp=s.ID)
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| − | LEFT JOIN _title_ittyps AS ti ON ti.ID_title=tc.ID)
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| − | LEFT JOIN cat_ittyps AS it ON ti.ID_ItTyp=it.ID
| |
| − | GROUP BY s.ID, s.Name, s.CatKey, it.NameSng, it.NamePlr, ID_Parent
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| − | HAVING SUM(tc.cntForSale)
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| − | ORDER BY s.Name, SUM(tc.cntForSale) DESC;
| |
| − | END</mysql>
| |
| − | Later we might refine this into a way to view unavailable suppliers as well... but that's very low priority, and it might be better to have a separate table for it anyway (keep "active" operations fast).
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| − | | |
| − | ===_stk_containers===
| |
| − | Aggregate table listing all places where stock can be, for history:
| |
| − | <mysql> DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `_stk_containers`;
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| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `_stk_containers` (
| |
| − | `IDS` varchar(31) NOT NULL COMMENT "Type + ID_forType: unique ID for this container, across all types",
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| − | `Type` char(1) NOT NULL COMMENT "identifies which type of container each record refers to",
| |
| − | `ID_forType` INT NOT NULL COMMENT "record's unique ID for that type",
| |
| − | `Name` varchar(63) NOT NULL COMMENT "auto-generated but hopefully somewhat descriptive and human-readable name for this container",
| |
| − | `When` DATETIME COMMENT "applicable date, as a somewhat more human-readable cue for some of the container types",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`IDS`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ==== ← stk_bins, cat_items... ====
| |
| − | SQL to update (replace/fill) _stk_containers (in progress; Packages and Restocks not yet migrated):
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE PROCEDURE Upd_StkContainers()
| |
| − | REPLACE INTO _stk_containers
| |
| − | /*
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | CONCAT("P.",p.ID) AS IDS,
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| − | "P" AS Type,
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| − | p.ID AS ID_forType,
| |
| − | CONCAT(o.Number,"-",p.Seq) AS Name,
| |
| − | s.WhenShipped AS TimeStamp
| |
| − | FROM (Packages AS p LEFT JOIN Orders AS o ON p.ID_Order=o.ID) LEFT JOIN Shipments AS s ON p.ID_Shipment=s.ID;
| |
| − | UNION /**/
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | CONCAT("L.",l.ID) AS IDS,
| |
| − | "L" AS Type,
| |
| − | l.ID AS ID_forType,
| |
| − | l.Code AS Name,
| |
| − | l.WhenCreated AS TimeStamp
| |
| − | FROM stk_bins AS l
| |
| − | UNION
| |
| − | /*
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | CONCAT("R.",r.ID) AS IDS,
| |
| − | "R" AS Type,
| |
| − | r.ID AS ID_forType,
| |
| − | "po"&r.PurchOrdNum&"/ord"&SuppOrdNum&"/inv"&SuppInvcNum AS Name,
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| − | RestockEffDate(r.ID) AS TimeStamp
| |
| − | FROM Restocks AS r
| |
| − | UNION /**/
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | CONCAT("M.",i.ID) AS IDS,
| |
| − | "M" AS Type,
| |
| − | i.ID AS ID_forType,
| |
| − | i.CatNum AS Name,
| |
| − | NULL AS TimeStamp
| |
| − | FROM cat_items AS i WHERE i.IsMaster;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | ==Data Management==
| |
| − | These tables are all maintained by hand, but must match what actually happens in the SQL code.
| |
| − | ===data_tables===
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `data_tables`;
| |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `data_tables` (
| |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
| |
| − | `Name` varchar(63) NOT NULL COMMENT "name of table being tracked",
| |
| − | `WhenUpdated` DATETIME DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "when the table's data was last modified",
| |
| − | `Notes` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "descriptive notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===data_procs===
| |
| − | List of stored procedures which update one table from others
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `data_procs`;
| |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `data_procs` (
| |
| − | `ID` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT COMMENT "procedure ID",
| |
| − | `Name` varchar(127) NOT NULL COMMENT "name of SQL stored procedure",
| |
| − | `isActive` BOOL COMMENT "FALSE = skip this record",
| |
| − | `doesClear` BOOL COMMENT "TRUE = clears all data from table before starting",
| |
| − | `Notes` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "explanatory notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===data_flow===
| |
| − | Keeps track of data dependencies between tables
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `data_flow`;
| |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `data_flow` (
| |
| − | ID_Srce INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_tables.ID of SOURCE table",
| |
| − | ID_Dest INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_tables.ID of DESTINATION table",
| |
| − | ID_Proc INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_procs.ID of stored procedure which calculates Dest data from Srce data",
| |
| − | Notes varchar(255) COMMENT "loose explanatory or descriptive notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID_Srce`,`ID_Dest`,`ID_Proc`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===data_log===
| |
| − | Log of all data updates performed internally
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `data_log`;
| |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `data_log` (
| |
| − | ID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT COMMENT "log line identifier",
| |
| − | WhenStarted DATETIME NOT NULL COMMENT "when this event was started",
| |
| − | WhenFinished DATETIME COMMENT "when it was completed",
| |
| − | ID_TableDest INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_tables.ID of table being updated",
| |
| − | ID_TableSrce INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_tables.ID of triggering/source table",
| |
| − | ID_Proc INT NOT NULL COMMENT "data_procs.ID of stored procedure used",
| |
| − | Caller varchar(63) COMMENT "identifying string from code which caused the update",
| |
| − | Notes varchar(255) COMMENT "historical human-created notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | ==Miscellaneous==
| |
| − | ===error/message log===
| |
| − | <mysql>DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `event_log`;
| |
| − |
| |
| − | CREATE TABLE `event_log` (
| |
| − | ID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT COMMENT "log line identifier",
| |
| − | EvWhen DATETIME NOT NULL COMMENT "when the event started",
| |
| − | EvWhere varchar(255) COMMENT "where in the code the event happened (suitable for filtering)",
| |
| − | Params varchar(255) COMMENT "any relevant parameters",
| |
| − | Descr varchar(255) COMMENT "description of error",
| |
| − | Code INT DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "numeric error code unique to location (EvWhere)",
| |
| − | VbzUser varchar(127) COMMENT "VbzCart username, for when we have a user system",
| |
| − | SysUser varchar(127) COMMENT "who logged into the operating system",
| |
| − | Machine varchar(64) COMMENT "network name of machine from which the event was initiated, if applicable",
| |
| − | isError BOOL COMMENT "FALSE = this is just a message or normal event; TRUE = there is a problem to fix",
| |
| − | isSevere BOOL COMMENT "TRUE = important enough to send email to admin immediately",
| |
| − | Notes varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "manually-entered notes",
| |
| − | PRIMARY KEY (`ID`)
| |
| − | ) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>
| |
| − | * Have to use "Ev" prefix because When and Where are keywords.
| |
| − | * Decided not to have "WhenStarted" and "WhenFinished" because:
| |
| − | ** There are relatively few events that "complete"
| |
| − | ** This leaves no place to record completion status (e.g. how many records were affected)
| |
| − | ** It makes the code more complicated and less elegant
| |
| − | | |
| − | ==Views==
| |
| − | "Views" in MySQL are essentially identical to stored queries in MS Access.
| |
| − | ===v_titles===
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_titles AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | t.*,
| |
| − | tx.ID_Supp,
| |
| − | tx.CatNum,
| |
| − | tx.CatWeb,
| |
| − | tx.cntForSale,
| |
| − | tx.cntInPrint,
| |
| − | tx.qtyInStock
| |
| − | FROM titles AS t LEFT JOIN _titles AS tx on t.ID=tx.ID;</mysql>
| |
| − | | |
| − | This will later reference cat_titles instead of titles, when that table is fully migrated.
| |
| − | ===v_items===
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW `v_items` AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | i.ID,
| |
| − | i.CatNum,
| |
| − | i.isForSale,
| |
| − | i.isMaster,
| |
| − | i.qtyInStock,
| |
| − | i.isInPrint,
| |
| − | i.isCloseOut,
| |
| − | i.isPulled,
| |
| − | i.isDumped,
| |
| − | i.ID_Title,
| |
| − | i.ID_ItTyp,
| |
| − | i.ID_ItOpt,
| |
| − | i.ItOpt_Descr,
| |
| − | i.ID_ShipCost,
| |
| − | i.PriceBuy,
| |
| − | i.PriceSell,
| |
| − | i.PriceList,
| |
| − | i.Supp_CatNum,
| |
| − | io.Sort AS OptSort
| |
| − | FROM (
| |
| − | `cat_items` AS `i` LEFT JOIN
| |
| − | `cat_ioptns` AS `io` ON
| |
| − | ((`i`.`ID_ItOpt` = `io`.`ID`)))</mysql>
| |
| − | Used by '''clsItemsExt'''
| |
| − | | |
| − | ===v_stk_lines_remaining===
| |
| − | View listing stk_items actually in stock, which is actually different things:
| |
| − | * "forSale": items which are visible as "in stock" to customers
| |
| − | * "forShip": items which are available for shipping
| |
| − | * items neither for shipping nor for sale (probably some kind of recordkeeping purpose)
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_stk_lines_remaining AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | st.ID,
| |
| − | st.ID_Bin,
| |
| − | st.ID_Item,
| |
| − | IF(sb.isForSale,st.Qty,0) AS QtyForSale,
| |
| − | IF(sb.isForShip,st.Qty,0) AS QtyForShip,
| |
| − | st.Qty AS QtyExisting,
| |
| − | st.CatNum,
| |
| − | st.WhenAdded,
| |
| − | st.WhenChanged,
| |
| − | st.WhenCounted,
| |
| − | st.Notes,
| |
| − | sb.ID_Place,
| |
| − | sp.Name AS WhName
| |
| − | FROM
| |
| − | (
| |
| − | stk_items AS st
| |
| − | LEFT JOIN stk_bins AS sb
| |
| − | ON sb.ID=st.ID_Bin
| |
| − | )
| |
| − | LEFT JOIN stk_places AS sp
| |
| − | ON sb.ID_Place=sp.ID
| |
| − | WHERE (st.WhenRemoved IS NULL) AND (sb.WhenVoided IS NULL) AND (st.Qty <> 0);</mysql>
| |
| − | ===v_stk_items_remaining===
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_stk_items_remaining AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Item,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyForSale) AS QtyForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyForShip) AS QtyForShip,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyExisting) AS QtyExisting
| |
| − | FROM v_stk_lines_remaining
| |
| − | GROUP BY ID_Item;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===v_stk_byItemAndBin===
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_stk_byItemAndBin AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | ID_Item,
| |
| − | ID_Bin,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyForSale) AS QtyForSale,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyForShip) AS QtyForShip,
| |
| − | SUM(QtyExisting) AS QtyExisting
| |
| − | FROM v_stk_lines_remaining
| |
| − | GROUP BY ID_Item, ID_Bin
| |
| − | HAVING SUM(QtyExisting)>0;</mysql>
| |
| − | ===v_stk_byItemAndBin_wItemInfo===
| |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_stk_byItemAndBin_wItemInfo AS
| |
| − | SELECT * FROM v_stk_byItemAndBin AS s LEFT JOIN qryCat_Items AS i ON s.ID_Item=i.ID;</mysql>
| |
| | | | |
| − | ===v_stk_byItemAndBin_wInfo=== | + | ==Revisions Under Consideration== |
| − | <mysql>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_stk_byItemAndBin_wInfo AS
| + | ===2011-09-26=== |
| − | SELECT
| + | The [[/cat_depts]] table is seeming increasingly useless and an obstacle to good data design. Suppliers are prone to assigning items to different departments every year as their offerings change, and few or none of them use departments as part of their catalog key. In cases where they do, the amount of time saved by not having to key in 2-4 extra characters per catalog number simply isn't worth the extra maintenance and coding to make this work reliably. |
| − | s.*,
| |
| − | i.*,
| |
| − | b.ID_Place,
| |
| − | b.Code AS BinCode,
| |
| − | b.Descr AS BinDescr
| |
| − | FROM
| |
| − | (
| |
| − | v_stk_byItemAndBin AS s LEFT JOIN qryCat_Items AS i ON s.ID_Item=i.ID
| |
| − | ) LEFT JOIN stk_bins AS b ON s.ID_Bin=b.ID;</mysql>
| |
| | | | |
| − | ===v_data_flow===
| + | The function of the cat_depts table can be replaced by the [[/brs_topics]] table (which should be renamed '''cat_topics'''). |
| − | <mysql> CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW v_data_flow AS
| |
| − | SELECT
| |
| − | df.ID_Srce,
| |
| − | df.ID_Dest,
| |
| − | df.ID_Proc,
| |
| − | dfx.doesClear
| |
| − | FROM data_flow AS df LEFT JOIN data_procs AS dfx ON df.ID_Proc=dfx.ID
| |
| − | ORDER BY dfx.doesClear;</mysql>
| |
| | | | |
| | + | Once you start thinking about life after cat_depts, however, one has to ask whether [[/cat_supp]] should also be rolled into brs_topics. Obviously suppliers do, unlike departments, have some data significance: suppliers have catalogs, catalog groups, price functions, restock history... most of which data goes in other tables, not cat_supp itself, so it wouldn't be hard to use topics for suppliers too. |
| | | | |
| | + | That would make it easier to allow the same item to be purchasable from multiple suppliers -- but how do you handle catalog numbers then? The same item can have different catalog numbers depending on where it was ordered from? Possibly this makes sense, but it still would cause trouble: each item still only has one item record, and that record needs a catalog number. Do you then move catalog numbers into a separate table that records item-to-supplier relationships? |
| | | | |
| − | ==Future Changes==
| + | Is there any stopping point, short of "going all the way", that seems sensible? Can't we just eliminate departments for now, and worry about further enhancements later after mopping up all the code changes that that alone will require? That's probably a sensible compromise. |
| − | Shipping code should be tied to the item Option (i.e. no ID_ShipCode field in cat_items), which would include size and other variants (i.e. cat_itypes and cat_iopts will be combined). Each Supplier should have its own list of item types, to allow for different variation (e.g. LB tie-dye shirts of a given size weigh more than ZR shirts of the same size because they use thicker cloth). I'm using the schema as it is because converting the existing data will be a complicated task and we need to get this thing working ASAP, but I picture something like this in the near future:
| |
| − | *'''cat_itypes''' - catalog item types
| |
| − | **'''ID'''#@ - int(4)
| |
| − | **'''Name''' - text
| |
| − | **'''ID_Parent''' - int(4) -- cat_itypes.ID of parent type, if any
| |
| − | *'''cat_ioptns''' - catalog item options
| |
| − | **'''ID'''#@ - int(4)
| |
| − | **'''Key''' - string(8) -- Supplier.CatKey-Title.CatKey[-Key] = complete catalog number (Key can be blank)
| |
| − | **'''Descr''' - string(64) -- description of this option (e.g. "eXtra Large")
| |
| − | *'''cat_itype_ioptns''' - options available for each item type, per supplier
| |
| − | **'''ID''' - int(4) -- unique identifier
| |
| − | **'''ID_Supplier'''# - int(4)
| |
| − | **'''ID_IType'''# - int(4)
| |
| − | **'''ID_IOptn'''# - int(4)
| |
| − | **'''ID_ShipCode''' - int(4) -- shipping cost type for this combination
| |
| − | **'''Descr''' - string(128) -- description of this option/type combination (e.g. "eXtra Large shortsleeve t-shirt")
| |
| − | We would then remove the ID_IType and ID_ShipType fields from cat_items; ID_IOpt would point to cat_itype_ioptns instead of cat_ioptns... or we could rename it ID_ITypeOptn, but that's... a bit ugly. I'll have to talk myself into it. Also, I think I used a scheme something like this in an earlier revision of the MS Access version of VbzCart and ended up changing it to what it is now; that may have been for a good reason, or it may have been because it seemed too unwieldy... I think I was generating a cat_itype_ioptns entry for ''every possible combination'' of IType and IOptn, and that doesn't make sense. You just need a tool to help manage them, and to copy existing sets for tweaking. It also didn't have an ID_Supplier key.
| |