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2019-07-14Remove util/dbgraph.plYorhel1-99/+0
Doesn't do anything useful anymore.
2011-03-19chardb: Synchronized DB changes with util/sql/* and dbgraph.plYorhel1-0/+2
2010-12-23Added users_prefs table and removed users.(skin|customcss)Yorhel1-1/+1
Will convert the other preferences later.
2010-12-18RFC-01: Implemented (most) of the SQL partYorhel1-1/+1
- Created vnlists table - Converted rlists.vstat into that table - Added triggers to make sure that there is always a corresponding row in vnlists for every row in rlists. - Added a check on vnlists for the 'listdel' notify
2010-01-26Made a start on the notification systemYorhel1-1/+1
The current setup should be able to handle all kinds of notifications, though only PMs are implemented at this point. More to come.
2010-01-09SQL: Split dump.sql into several files and merged update_2.10.sqlYorhel1-2/+6
The functions can now be edited without having to repeat them in the update scripts. Just importing the func.sql file with \i will do the trick.
2009-10-21SQL: Renamed vn_graphs to relgraphs and synced dbgraph.plYorhel1-3/+3
As the same table can easily be used to store producer relation graphs as well.
2009-10-08Synchronised and updated dump.sql and dbgraph.plYorhel1-3/+3
Removed the 'SET default_with_oids', as the minimum required PostgreSQL version (8.3) has OIDS disables by default already. Also uncommented the CREATE LANGUAGE, plpgsql is a "trusted language" and as such doesn't need superuser priveleges to create anymore.
2009-07-30Added sessions table to dbgraph.plYorhel1-1/+1
The graph looks even worse now, oh well.
2009-07-20Synchronised dbgraph.pl with the recent DB changesYorhel1-3/+3
Not that the output makes much sense now, but at least it's (mostly) correct.
2009-03-22Incorporated update_2.3.sql into dump.sql and updated the dbgrapher scriptYorhel1-1/+2
2009-01-25Random quote featureYorhel1-1/+1
2008-12-06Uploaded dbgraph.plYorhel1-0/+92
Still had it around, I guess it could be useful for some people...