Kenneth Skovhede
62ea2d23f5
This refactors a part of the database and adds a new "sync" command that reuses a lot of the backup logic to take a set of sources and apply them to a backend. Unlike the backup process, the sync copies files verbatim without any encryption.
29 lines
864 B
SQL
29 lines
864 B
SQL
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
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DROP INDEX "FilesetentryIndex";
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ALTER TABLE "FilesetEntry"
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RENAME TO "UPGRADE_FilesetEntry";
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-- ["WITHOUT ROWID" works with SQLite v3.8.2 (eq System.Data.SQLite v1.0.90.0, rel 2013-12-23) and later]
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CREATE TABLE "FilesetEntry" (
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"FilesetID" INTEGER NOT NULL,
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"FileID" INTEGER NOT NULL,
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"Lastmodified" INTEGER NOT NULL,
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CONSTRAINT "FilesetEntry_PK_FilesetIdFileId" PRIMARY KEY ("FilesetID", "FileID")
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) {#if sqlite_version >= 3.8.2} WITHOUT ROWID {#endif};
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INSERT INTO "FilesetEntry" ("FilesetID", "FileID", "Lastmodified")
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SELECT "FilesetID", "FileID", "Lastmodified"
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FROM "UPGRADE_FilesetEntry";
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DROP TABLE "UPGRADE_FilesetEntry";
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/* Improved reverse lookup for joining Fileset and File table */
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CREATE INDEX "FilesetentryFileIdIndex" on "FilesetEntry" ("FileID");
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UPDATE "Version" SET "Version" = 6;
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COMMIT;
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VACUUM; |