Hi,
If you see the tables, they have same name except acl and quick add as suffix.
This is the relation.
Vikas
On Thu, 28 Jun 2012 21:35:41 +0530 wrote
>
Hi,
really? This is unbelievable.
Are we back in 1970? Do people know what a ER diagramm is (special
focus should be on the R here ;-)?
Am 28.06.2012 16:54, schrieb Nicolas - Lileo:
Hi, thanks for the answer,
Actually i checked the foreign key relations and there is no
relationships between tables...
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Le 28/06/2012 14:18, Buddy Butterfly a écrit:
Hi,
if this is a proper db model then the relationships should be
visible in
the foreign key relations ;-)
Am 28.06.2012 13:36, schrieb Nicolas - Lileo:
Hi all,
I had to do some work in the mysql database where sogo keep
his datas.
Anyway, i have a question about the way sogo organize the
calendar and addressbook datas.
I noticed that there are 3 tables for each personal calendar
or each personal addressbook.
1 for acl, 1 for datas (quick) and 1 who has exactly the same
structure if it's a calendar or an addressbook.
My question is what is the relationship between calendar
tables and adressbook table and basically how does it work?
Thanks in advance
--
Nicolas FABRE
With Regards,
Vikas Sinha--
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