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SF.net SVN: ledger-smb:[3775] branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql
- Subject: SF.net SVN: ledger-smb:[3775] branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql
- From: ..hidden..
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2011 06:22:42 +0000
Revision: 3775
http://ledger-smb.svn.sourceforge.net/ledger-smb/?rev=3775&view=rev
Author: einhverfr
Date: 2011-09-29 06:22:41 +0000 (Thu, 29 Sep 2011)
Log Message:
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Removing never-used 'security.sql'
Removed Paths:
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branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql
Deleted: branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql
===================================================================
--- branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql 2011-09-29 06:11:37 UTC (rev 3774)
+++ branches/1.3/sql/modules/security.sql 2011-09-29 06:22:41 UTC (rev 3775)
@@ -1,110 +0,0 @@
-
-
-create table modules (
-id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
-mod_name TEXT UNIQUE NOT NULL,
-comments text default ''
-);
-comment on table modules is $$name may be used as an alternate key.
-Comments should be used to provide the admin of the system with an
-understanding of what the module does. Names and comments are also subject to
-string freezes since they may be translated by the application.$$;
-
--- not adding comments to these because they are translated anyway.
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('AR');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('AP');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('HR');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('Order Entry');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('Goods and Services');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('Recurring Transactions');
-insert into modules (mod_name) values ('System');
-
-create or replace function add_module (text, text) returns int AS $$
-insert into modules (mod_name, comments) values ($1, $2);
-select currval(modules_id_seq);
-$$ language sql;
-
-create or replace function get_all_modules () returns setof modules as $$
-select id, mod_name, comments from modules;
-$$ language sql;
-
-create or replace function get_module_by_id (int) returns modules as $$
-select id, modname, comments from modules where id = $1;
-$$ language sql;
-
-create or replace function get_module_by_name (text) returns modules as $$
-select id, modname, comments from modules where mod_name = $1;
-$$ language sql;
-
-create or replace function save_module (int, text, text) returns bool as $$
-update modules set mod_name = $2, comments=$3 where id = $1;
-$$ language sql;
-
-create table mod_relation (
-id serial primary key,
-mod_id int not null references modules(id),
-rel_name text NOT NULL,
-rel_type "char" CHECK IN ('t', 's')
-);
-
-comment on table mod_relation is $$reltype is 't' for tables or views and 's'
-for sequences. rel_name is the name of the table.$$;
-
-create or replace function register_table (text, text) returns int AS $$
-insert into mod_relation (mod_id, relname, reltype) values
-((select id from modules where mod_name = $1), $2, 't');
-select 1;
-$$ language sql;
-
-create or replace function register_sequence (text, text) returns int as $$
-insert into module_relation (mod_id, relname, reltype) values
-((select id from modules where mod_name = $1), $2, 's');
-select 1;
-$$ language sql;
-
-select register_table('System', 'modules');
-select register_table('System', 'mod_relation');
-select register_sequence('System', 'modules_id_seq');
-select register_sequence('System', 'mod_relation_id_seq');
-
-create or replace function change_my_password(text) returns bool as $$
-begin
-execute 'alter user ''' || session_user || ''' with encrypted password '''
- || $1 || '''';
-return true;
-end;
-$$ language plpgsql security definer;
-
-comment on function change_my_password is $$ This function must be created as a superuser to work!$$;
-
-create table db_users (
-id serial primary key,
-username text unique not null,
-active bool default true not null
-);
-
-comment on db_users is $$This is a list of users applicable to this
-dataset. Note that the user creation script must connect to the dataset to be
-used and add the username to this table. Otherwise the user will not be able
-to log in.$$;
-
-create table preferences
-(id integer primary key references db_users(id) deferrable initially deferred,
-employee_id integer references employees(id), deferrable initially deferred,
- countrycode text,
- currency text,
- dateformat text,
- menuwidth text,
- printer text,
- signature text,
- stylesheet text,
- templates text,
- timeout numeric,
- vclimit numeric
-
-);
-
-create or replace function add_user (text) returns bool as $$
-insert into dataset_users (username) values ($1);
-select true;
-$$ language sql;
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