Hi,
Is there a schema definition document I can reference so I can see all possible states for the column "subscription" in the table rosterusers?
The current states I have seen are N, B ,F, T. I have worked out what these states mean but wish to confirm this as well as identify any others.
I would also like to understand when (if at all) some of the other tables are used:
i.e
| privacy_default_list |
| privacy_list |
| privacy_list_data |
| private_storage |
| spool |
Any documentation about this would be gratefully received.
Finally do you know which parts of the erl code governs the executed sql as eventually I may wish to adapt the code so that it is possible to manipulate the current schema to fit my needs.
jabber4me wrote: Hi, Is
Hi,
Is there a schema definition document I can reference so I can see all possible states for the column "subscription" in the table rosterusers?
The current states I have seen are N, B ,F, T. I have worked out what these states mean but wish to confirm this as well as identify any others.
I would also like to understand when (if at all) some of the other tables are used:
i.e
| privacy_default_list |
| privacy_list |
| privacy_list_data |
| private_storage |
| spool |
Any documentation about this would be gratefully received.
Finally do you know which parts of the erl code governs the executed sql as eventually I may wish to adapt the code so that it is possible to manipulate the current schema to fit my needs.
I think I've found the document :(
Hello @jabber4me, What did
Hello @jabber4me,
What did you find out about the meaning of the states "N, B, F and T"? I will appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction.
They mean: None, Both, From
They mean: None, Both, From and To.