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Where is Scaffolding data stored?
Is it possible to access Scaffolding data directly in the database?
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Scaffolding data is stored in table OS_PROPERTYENTRY with entity_id as foreign key to CONTENT.contentid. The history/versioning of Confluence leads to many entries with the same OS_PROPERTYENTRY.entity_id. The latest/current version is the entry with OS_PROPERTYENTRY.entity_key = "~metadata." + n, where n = CONTENT.version.
Here is an SQL example to get latest version of a page's Scaffolding data:
select c.contentid, c.title, c.version, o.text_val
from CONTENT c, OS_PROPERTYENTRY o
where c.title='My Page' and c.prevver is NULL and c.contentid=o.entity_id and o.entity_key=concat('~metadata.',c.version)
Contributed by Bernd Lindner.
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Inappropriate?Scaffolding data is stored in table OS_PROPERTYENTRY with entity_id as foreign key to CONTENT.contentid. The history/versioning of Confluence leads to many entries with the same OS_PROPERTYENTRY.entity_id. The latest/current version is the entry with OS_PROPERTYENTRY.entity_key = "~metadata." + n, where n = CONTENT.version.
Here is an SQL example to get latest version of a page's Scaffolding data:
select c.contentid, c.title, c.version, o.text_val
from CONTENT c, OS_PROPERTYENTRY o
where c.title='My Page' and c.prevver is NULL and c.contentid=o.entity_id and o.entity_key=concat('~metadata.',c.version)
Contributed by Bernd Lindner.
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Inappropriate?Hi,
And how do you store the number of rows on each table-data macro? We have a serious problem with this now...
Thanks!
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Hi Oscar, missed this question, sorry. The number of rows is stored as '.count' I believe, with each of the rows being '.X'. They are actually stored in a Map, not a list, which might be a bit confusing... -
Inappropriate?ok thanks.
I'm getting the point.
Seems really hard to make diffrerence between one field and another...
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Inappropriate?As in, you want to request a single field directly from the database? Yeah, that's difficult. The whole page is stored as an XML document, essentially.
If you want to get individual values out for use in a plugin, the simplest thing is to use the Metadata Library, which makes it easy to get the right data for the current version of the page.
