I don't really keep up with the current state of the docs - it might be documented now but I'm not aware of it.
But for the most part, Drupals schema is pretty easy to just figure out by looking at it. Anything that doesn't make sense usually does after having a search for tables/fields in the source code.
I don't mean that to sound like a cop out answer - even if it was documented there is still the issue of whether or not the docs were up to date or accurate (the schema does change a bit from version to version). A quick browse of the database and/or code will always at least reflect how your current site works.
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From memory
it is the status field in the node table.
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Is there documentation of
Is there documentation of where each of the fields end up in the database?
for D6
for D6 install the schema module
For D5, not really complete, see for some: http://drupal.org/node/22754
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Not sure
I don't really keep up with the current state of the docs - it might be documented now but I'm not aware of it.
But for the most part, Drupals schema is pretty easy to just figure out by looking at it. Anything that doesn't make sense usually does after having a search for tables/fields in the source code.
I don't mean that to sound like a cop out answer - even if it was documented there is still the issue of whether or not the docs were up to date or accurate (the schema does change a bit from version to version). A quick browse of the database and/or code will always at least reflect how your current site works.
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