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Dockimbel 27-Jul-2009 [509] | Thanks to the new CSS, the look is now consistent across Chrome / FF / IE7, but I gave up on trying to hack the CSS to make IE8 render pages as the others. The time spent in making all browser render the same way is quite insane. |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [510] | Hey Doc, is this picture of CureCode schema still current ? http://softinnov.org/dl/DB-schema.png |
Janko 6-Aug-2009 [511] | nice, what's this "drawn" in? |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [512] | Doc said 27-Aug-2008 in this group "Microsoft Visio" |
Dockimbel 6-Aug-2009 [513x2] | Nope, the schema was changed a little for R3 specific needs. |
I didn't had the time yet to update the picture. | |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [515] | I'm interested in the "logs" table. It records changes to tickets once they are created, right? |
Dockimbel 6-Aug-2009 [516] | Right, it records every event for each ticket (including creation). |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [517x3] | If a new project is created, does that go into the logs table? |
(as an example). | |
In the "tickets" table, there are several foreign key fields of INT(8) which link to tables with ids of INT(16), eg. severities. Is that just an oversight? | |
Dockimbel 6-Aug-2009 [520x2] | New project => not logged, only tickets info are logged. |
That's a typo, it should be INT(16). | |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [522x2] | Ok, that makes sense. So does the "field" field of the logs table tell which field of the tickets table was changed? |
If so, then when several fields of a ticket are changed at once, does that generate several log entries in the logs table? | |
BrianH 6-Aug-2009 [524] | That is what the log at the bottom of the ticket shows, Anton. |
Dockimbel 6-Aug-2009 [525] | Yes, each field changed generates a new log entry. |
Anton 6-Aug-2009 [526] | Thanks, it is clear to me, now. |
Henrik 9-Aug-2009 [527] | Are the changes to the API? I'm downloading the bug list from the API, but the column order does not correspond to what is in the docs. Also the column order is not mentioned in the docs. |
Dockimbel 10-Aug-2009 [528x2] | API hasn't changed. Do you have an example URL? I don't see any difference in column order. Btw, I've just released a fix for a bug in the type=ticket mode throwing an error if the 'fixedin field was none. |
Looks like you were talking about the "user" column that don't appear in the docs? I need to update CureCode's wiki. | |
Henrik 10-Aug-2009 [530] | updating the docs might solve the problem, so I'll wait with further action until that is updated. |
Dockimbel 17-Aug-2009 [531] | For CureCode users: do you guys think that a project-wide timeline page like the following one would be useful? http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/timeline |
Henrik 17-Aug-2009 [532] | yes, I think that could be useful |
Sunanda 19-Aug-2009 [533] | Everyone responds to different stats and/or different presentations of them. So the more ways to view the data sets the better. |
Gregg 21-Aug-2009 [534] | Yes, I think so Doc. |
Pekr 21-Aug-2009 [535] | CureCode reports, we have 888 closed tickets for R3.0 - good number :-) |
Will 21-Aug-2009 [536] | makes us all very happy 8-)8-)8-) |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [537] | Curecode 099 is not available for download on curecode.org. Is that on purpose? |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [538] | Is doc releasing updates to CC? |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [539] | 098 is available, but 099 is not |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [540] | Perhaps doc should consider moving curecode's source to google. Certainly it has helped having Cheyenne there. |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [541x3] | looks to me that curecode 098 is hardwired for the R3 bug list. there is a ton of references to R3 in it. |
Ah, only the database name is r3bugs. I think it would be relatively easy to move into a config? | |
using install.r, I get the following error: CureCode Installation... ...loading MySQL protocol Script: "MySQL Protocol" (12-Jul-2008) MySQL protocol loaded ...creating database ...database root Password: ******* connecting to: localhost ...access ok to database ...creating tables ** User Error: ERROR 1136 : Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 ** Near: make error! info | |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [544] | what's the sql? |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [545] | trying to figure that out now |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [546x3] | INSERT INTO users VALUES ( NULL, 'admin', 'EE10C315EBA2C75B403EA99136F5B48D', ['default-:-curecode-:-org'], '00000000000000000000000000000000', NOW(), 4, NOW() ); |
is the one with the most inserts ! | |
CREATE TABLE users ( id INT(16) PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, login VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL, pasw VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL, email VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL, vkey VARCHAR(32) DEFAULT NULL, vdate DATETIME DEFAULT NULL, role INT(8) NOT NULL, deleted BOOL NOT NULL, created DATETIME NOT NULL, modified DATETIME ); | |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [549] | yes, it's the one that fails. deleting it makes installation work |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [550] | inserting 8 values but needs 9 values |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [551] | possibly better to use column names than a values block. |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [552x4] | null shouldn't be the first value |
admin should be first as that corresponds to login | |
I presume you can't insert into a primary key auto_increment field | |
now (), 4, false, now(), now () | |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [556] | I think you should be able to, otherwise you wouldn't be able to use VALUES on a table with a primary key |
Graham 30-Aug-2009 [557] | or whatever mysql uses for boolean |
Henrik 30-Aug-2009 [558] | but I would prefer if column names were in the query. it's easier to read. |
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