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Files Table in sql for SQLite3

Here's some code I'm working on for a sqlite3 database to store backup file content. Might add a BLOB type later for storing binary data. Not sure yet.


PRAGMA foreign_keys=OFF;
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
CREATE TABLE files (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
name TEXT,
content TEXT,
created_ts TEXT,
modified_ts TEXT);
CREATE TABLE files_log(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
fileid TEXT,
name TEXT,
content TEXT,
created_ts TEXT,
modified_ts TEXT,
dt TEXT);
CREATE TRIGGER files_trig AFTER INSERT ON files
BEGIN
update files SET created_ts = datetime('now','localtime') WHERE id = NEW.id;
END;
CREATE TRIGGER files_update_trig AFTER UPDATE ON files
BEGIN
update files SET modified_ts = datetime('now','localtime') WHERE id = OLD.id;
insert into files_log(fileid, name, content, created_ts, modified_ts)
values(OLD.id, OLD.name, OLD.content, OLD.created_ts, OLD.modified_ts);
END;
CREATE TRIGGER files_log_update_trig AFTER INSERT ON files_log
BEGIN
update files_log SET dt = datetime('now', 'localtime') WHERE id = NEW.id;
END;
COMMIT;

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