VbzCart/tables/ord event

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About

  • Purpose: for tracking internally-generated events which (generally) do not affect the order's status
  • History:
    • 2009-10-18 Created
    • 2010-09-24 Working on merging this into event_log and then getting rid of it
  • Fields:
    • VbzUser is the user's wiki username, and only applies to events initiated through the wiki user interface

SQL

<mysql>CREATE TABLE `ord_event` (

 `ID`             INT         NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
 `ID_Ord`         INT         NOT NULL COMMENT "core_orders.ID",
 `WhenDone`  DATETIME         NOT NULL COMMENT "when the event happened",
 `WhatCode`  VARCHAR(7)       NOT NULL COMMENT "informal event type code",
 `VbzUser`   VARCHAR(127)              COMMENT "VbzCart username of whoever initiated the event, if available",
 `SysUser`   VARCHAR(127)              COMMENT "who logged into the operating system, if available",
 `Machine`   VARCHAR(63)      NOT NULL COMMENT "network name or IP address of client",
 `Descr`     VARCHAR(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "human-readable description of what happened",
 `Notes`     VARCHAR(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT "human-entered notes, if needed",
 PRIMARY KEY(`ID`)

) ENGINE = MYISAM;</mysql>

Merging Into event_log

Fields to copy when merging this table into event_log:

  • event_logord_event
  • WhenFinished ← WhenDone
  • ModType ← "ord"
  • ModIndex ← ID_Ord
  • EvWhere ← WhatCode (this is a bit of a kluge)
  • Descr ← Descr
  • WhoAdmin ← VbzUser
  • WhoSystem ← SysUser
  • WhoNetwork ← Machine
  • Notes ← Notes

SQL

<mysql>INSERT INTO `event_log` (

 WhenFinished,
 ModType,
 ModIndex,
 EvWhere,
 Descr,
 WhoAdmin,
 WhoSystem,
 WhoNetwork,
 Notes)

SELECT

 WhenDone,
 "ord",
 ID_Ord,
 WhatCode,
 Descr,
 VbzUser,
 SysUser,
 Machine,
 Notes

FROM `ord_event`;</mysql>