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dbtype *

The back-end type. Current supported types are: *

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SQL *

Generic SQL backend based on the PEAR/DB database abstraction * library. (More stable and conservative) *

ADODB *

Another generic SQL backend. (More current features are tested here. Much faster) *

dba *

Dba based backend. The default and by far the fastest. *

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file *

flat files *

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dsn *

(Used by the SQL and ADODB backends.) * The DSN specifying which database to connect to. * *

prefix *

Prefix to be prepended to database tables (and file names). * *

directory *

(Used by the dba backend.) * Which directory db files reside in. * *

timeout *

Used only by the dba backend so far. * And: When optimizing mysql it closes timed out mysql processes. * otherwise only used for dba: Timeout in seconds for opening (and * obtaining lock) on the dbm file. * *

dba_handler *

(Used by the dba backend.) * * Which dba handler to use. Good choices are probably either * 'gdbm' or 'db2'. * *

readonly *

Either set by config.ini: READONLY = true or detected automatically * when a database can be read but cannot be updated. *

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     *   $page = $dbi->getPage($pagename);
     *   $current = $page->getCurrentRevision();
     *   $is_page = ! $current->hasDefaultContents();
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limit *

(integer) At most this many revisions will be returned. *

since *

(integer) Only revisions since this time (unix-timestamp) * will be returned. *

include_minor_revisions *

(boolean) Also include minor revisions. (Default is not to.) *

exclude_major_revisions *

(boolean) Don't include non-minor revisions. * (Exclude_major_revisions implies include_minor_revisions.) *

include_all_revisions *

(boolean) Return all matching revisions for each page. * Normally only the most recent matching revision is returned * for each page. *

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"linkto" *

search for simple out-links *

"linkfrom" *

in-links, i.e BackLinks *

"relation" *

the first part in a <>::<> link *

"attribute" *

the first part in a <>:=<> link *

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'_timestamp'

Data used by getTimestamp(). *

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'date'

Created as unixtime *

'locked'

Is page locked? 'yes' or 'no' *

'hits'

Page hit counter. *

'_cached_html'

Transformed CachedMarkup object, serialized + optionally gzipped. * In SQL stored now in an extra column. * Optional data: *

'pref'

Users preferences, stored only in homepages. *

'owner'

Default: first author_id. We might add a group with a dot here: * E.g. "owner.users" *

'perm'

Permission flag to authorize read/write/execution of * page-headers and content. +

'moderation'

ModeratedPage data. Handled by plugin/ModeratedPage *

'rating'

Page rating. Handled by plugin/RateIt *

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'mtime'

Time this revision was created (seconds since midnight Jan 1, 1970.) * The 'mtime' meta-value is normally set automatically by the database * backend, but it may be specified explicitly when creating a new revision. *

orig_mtime *

To ensure consistency of RecentChanges, the mtimes of the versions * of a page must be monotonically increasing. If an attempt is * made to create a new revision with an mtime less than that of * the preceeding revision, the new revisions timestamp is force * to be equal to that of the preceeding revision. In that case, * the originally requested mtime is preserved in 'orig_mtime'. *

'_supplanted'

Time this revision ceased to be the most recent. * This meta-value is always automatically maintained by the database * backend. (It is set from the 'mtime' meta-value of the superceding * revision.) '_supplanted' has a value of 'false' for the current revision. * * FIXME: this could be refactored: *

author *

Author of the page (as he should be reported in, e.g. RecentChanges.) *

author_id *

Authenticated author of a page. This is used to identify * the distinctness of authors when cleaning old revisions from * the database. *

'is_minor_edit'

Set if change was marked as a minor revision by the author. *

'summary'

Short change summary entered by page author. *