wiki.techinc.nl/maintenance/sqlite/archives/patch-filearchive-fa_actor.sql
Brad Jorsch 23ecc9744a SQLite: Split actor and comment filearchive updates to a separate file
On a fresh install, update.php will apply patch-editsummary-length.sql
even though it doesn't need to. But this partially wipes out the new schema from
tables.sql, and the omnibus comment and actor table patches don't detect
this, leading to filearchive missing the new fields.

Unlike the case with patch-add-3d.sql in I335cb8d9, here the patch does
make a change (if only a tiny one): fa_deleted_reason changes from TEXT
to BLOB.

Change-Id: I08047ff1207d471660365c0eb3faabc0b47746bb
2018-11-28 13:59:19 -05:00

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--
-- patch-filearchive-fa_actor.sql
--
-- Split from patch-actor-table.sql to work around SQLite unconditionally running
-- patch-add-3d.sql on a fresh install, which wipes out fa_actor.
BEGIN;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS /*_*/filearchive_tmp;
CREATE TABLE /*_*/filearchive_tmp (
fa_id int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
fa_name varchar(255) binary NOT NULL default '',
fa_archive_name varchar(255) binary default '',
fa_storage_group varbinary(16),
fa_storage_key varbinary(64) default '',
fa_deleted_user int,
fa_deleted_timestamp binary(14) default '',
fa_deleted_reason varbinary(767) default '',
fa_deleted_reason_id bigint unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
fa_size int unsigned default 0,
fa_width int default 0,
fa_height int default 0,
fa_metadata mediumblob,
fa_bits int default 0,
fa_media_type ENUM("UNKNOWN", "BITMAP", "DRAWING", "AUDIO", "VIDEO", "MULTIMEDIA", "OFFICE", "TEXT", "EXECUTABLE", "ARCHIVE", "3D") default NULL,
fa_major_mime ENUM("unknown", "application", "audio", "image", "text", "video", "message", "model", "multipart", "chemical") default "unknown",
fa_minor_mime varbinary(100) default "unknown",
fa_description varbinary(767) default '',
fa_description_id bigint unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
fa_user int unsigned default 0,
fa_user_text varchar(255) binary DEFAULT '',
fa_actor bigint unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
fa_timestamp binary(14) default '',
fa_deleted tinyint unsigned NOT NULL default 0,
fa_sha1 varbinary(32) NOT NULL default ''
) /*$wgDBTableOptions*/;
INSERT OR IGNORE INTO /*_*/filearchive_tmp (
fa_id, fa_name, fa_archive_name, fa_storage_group, fa_storage_key,
fa_deleted_user, fa_deleted_timestamp, fa_deleted_reason, fa_size,
fa_width, fa_height, fa_metadata, fa_bits, fa_media_type, fa_major_mime,
fa_minor_mime, fa_description, fa_user, fa_user_text, fa_timestamp,
fa_deleted, fa_sha1)
SELECT
fa_id, fa_name, fa_archive_name, fa_storage_group, fa_storage_key,
fa_deleted_user, fa_deleted_timestamp, fa_deleted_reason, fa_size,
fa_width, fa_height, fa_metadata, fa_bits, fa_media_type, fa_major_mime,
fa_minor_mime, fa_description, fa_user, fa_user_text, fa_timestamp,
fa_deleted, fa_sha1
FROM /*_*/filearchive;
DROP TABLE /*_*/filearchive;
ALTER TABLE /*_*/filearchive_tmp RENAME TO /*_*/filearchive;
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_name ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_name, fa_timestamp);
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_storage_group ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_storage_group, fa_storage_key);
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_deleted_timestamp ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_deleted_timestamp);
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_user_timestamp ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_user_text,fa_timestamp);
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_sha1 ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_sha1(10));
CREATE INDEX /*i*/fa_actor_timestamp ON /*_*/filearchive (fa_actor,fa_timestamp);
COMMIT;