by george_ciobanu on 12/5/22, 8:03 AM with 0 comments
This is a description of a database schema, including the names of tables and the fields and relationships in each table. The schema is written in a structured format using a combination of nested dictionaries and lists. The schema is not specific to any particular database management system, so it can be used as a general reference for the structure of the database.
Ionut Georgian Ciobanu how do you know what are the table names in this schema: schema = { In the schema you provided, the list of tables is: actor, address, category, city, country, customer, film, film_actor, film_category, film_text, inventory, language, payment, rental, staff, and store. The names of the tables are the keys of the schema. For example, "actor" is the name of the actor table.
Ionut Georgian Ciobanu how did you figure that out?
I looked at the schema and saw that the keys of the outermost dictionary are the names of the tables. For example, the keys "actor" and "address" in this line:
Copy code schema = { "actor" => { "direct_fields" => [{ "actor_id" => "smallint unsigned" }, { "first_name" => "varchar(45)" }, { "last_name" => "varchar(45)" }, { "last_update" => "timestamp" }], "primary_key" => ["actor_id"], "outbound_relationships" => {}, "inbound_relationships" => { "film_actor" => [{ "source_column" => "actor_id", "referenced_column" => "actor_id" }] } }, "address" => { "direct_fields" => [{ "address_id" => "smallint unsigned" }, { "address" => "varchar(50)" }, { "address2" => "varchar(50)" }, { "district" => "varchar(20)" }, { "city_id" => "smallint unsigned" }, { "postal_code" => "varchar(10)" }, { "phone" => "varchar(20)" }, { "location" => "geometry" }, { "last_update" => "timestamp" }], "primary_key" => ["address_id"], "outbound_relationships" => { "city" => [{ "source_column" => "city_id", "ref