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MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL and MSSQL done with transitional patches. One additional duplicate index removed from PostgreSQL schema. Having a PK is essential to do maintenance, specially on large tasks. By not having a PK it is impossible to add it in a safe way if not done directly on the master. Having a PK means that we can easily change the PK into another one if needed in the future. The ones we chose might not be the best ones, but will allow us to get them changed. Bug: T198811 Change-Id: I6b96a427687085c6c24bcd759c9739f81288b919
21 lines
765 B
SQL
21 lines
765 B
SQL
CREATE TABLE /*_*/protected_titles_tmp (
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pt_namespace int NOT NULL,
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pt_title varchar(255) binary NOT NULL,
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pt_user int unsigned NOT NULL,
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pt_reason varbinary(767) default '', -- Deprecated.
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pt_reason_id bigint unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- ("DEFAULT 0" is temporary, signaling that pt_reason should be used)
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pt_timestamp binary(14) NOT NULL,
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pt_expiry varbinary(14) NOT NULL default '',
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pt_create_perm varbinary(60) NOT NULL,
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PRIMARY KEY (pt_namespace,pt_title)
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) /*$wgDBTableOptions*/;
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INSERT INTO /*_*/protected_titles_tmp
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SELECT * FROM /*_*/protected_titles;
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DROP TABLE /*_*/protected_titles;
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ALTER TABLE /*_*/protected_titles_tmp RENAME TO /*_*/protected_titles;
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CREATE INDEX /*i*/pt_timestamp ON /*_*/protected_titles (pt_timestamp);
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