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Marc Seil

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Message 4497 - Posted: 26 May 2006, 14:58:58 UTC

Hy,

Is there anyone who could point me to some details on the BOINC server database structure/layout. I would like to use the mysql client to interact with the database and perform administrative tasks, like removing wu's (I know that the ops frontend can do this), updating delay_bounds and so on. Till now I didn't find a manual or documentation explaining the different tables in detail and how the dependencies are organised. Actually I am looking through the scripts and source code, as I didn't find a convenient documentation on this parts. Help would be welcom.
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Eric Myers
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Message 4524 - Posted: 28 May 2006, 1:01:37 UTC - in response to Message 4497.  


Is there anyone who could point me to some details on the BOINC server database structure/layout. I would like to use the mysql client to interact with the database and perform administrative tasks, like removing wu's (I know that the ops frontend can do this), updating delay_bounds and so on. Till now I didn't find a manual or documentation explaining the different tables in detail and how the dependencies are organised. Actually I am looking through the scripts and source code, as I didn't find a convenient documentation on this parts. Help would be welcom.


The overall schema is in db/schema.sql

But you will also want to look at html/ops/db_update.php



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