These were created while delving much deeper into learning the MySQL schema created during a default Drupal installation, and as part of current site and module troubleshooting and error reporting. These diagrams are based on a standard UML database schema icon, but currently do not include table-to-table UML relationship connectors, yet. I may add those at some unknown future date.
Located here . Very large full size poster size images can be downloaded and printed as part of development or as an introduction of the Drupal MySQL Schema to new users.
So far I have the following uploaded there for a Default 6.14 Installation:
All 45 tables created for the Core Drupal modules, no Core Optional modules selected, other than what is selected by default; i.e. Color.
All 46 tables created for the Core Drupal modules, with Update also selected.
To be uploaded soon...
A 21 tables view when all 25 Core Optional modules are selected.
A 'Total tables view' which combines all Core & Core Optional module tables created for a default install.
Cheers,
Varenne
Comments
Comment #1
Varenne commentedI'm changing priority to minor based on what seems to be a 'no interest' from the community, and status to needs review.
I'll leave it open for another month and then close it.
Comment #2
arianek commentedthis looks really interesting actually. i'm not sure at all where the right place is for it - please leave the ticket open, we are focusing on D7 docs at the moment, so it may take a while before someone has time to properly review this and/or find a place for it.
Comment #3
Varenne commentedWill do, but I am in the process of un-publishing what is my content on the www.charlotteregional.com web site as my term as their web master is nearing it's end. The links will work still for now, I am just no longer a member of STC. (They increased membership costs beyond what I felt was reasonable for what little value they provided to members.)
I will be needing a need a new home for this content after 2010 July when the hosted site payment runs out. I may simply move it to a new Drupal based site, not entirely sure yet so I will continue updating here as I work through those decisions.
Cheers,
Varenne
PS: Maybe MySQL Schemas for Drupal 7 are more inline with what will be needed for the community? If so I can work on those next.
Comment #4
leehunter commentedThey might fit nicely here: http://drupal.org/node/22754
It's a reference section on database tables
Comment #5
Varenne commentedI agree and will add them asap.
Comment #6
figaro commentedWill need to set status to fixed as soon as this is done.
Comment #7
Varenne commentedI'm marking status as closed even though I have not moved these to the suggested location. Seems maintaining status is more important than getting the actual work done. I don't have time at the moment, so if I get around to it fine, if not, oh well, users will just have to do what ever they did before.