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Database Model
Evgeniya Ovchinnikova edited this page May 2, 2019
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Model of the current OR database:
graphml file to edit the model
Description:
- USER is defined by ACCOUNT
- USER can receive a confirmation email to the provided address -- USER_ID is required to define the table
- USER can restore the lost password -- USER_ID is required to define the table
- USER can own multiple robot CONFIGURATIONs -- NAME of the CONFIGURATION, OWNER_ID (USER's) and ROBOT_ID are required to define the table
- USER can own multiple PROGRAMs -- NAME of the PROGRAM, OWNER_ID (USER's), AUTHOR_ID (USER's) and ROBOT_ID are required to define the table
- USER can be an author of multiple PROGRAMs
- Multiple USERs can like multiple PROGRAMs -- USER_ID and PROGRAM_ID are required to define the connection
- Multiple USERs can share multiple PROGRAMs -- USER_ID and PROGRAM_ID are required to define the connection
- Multiple PROGRAMs can be run on a ROBOT -- NAME of the ROBOT is required to define the table
- ROBOT can have multiple CONFIGURATIONs
- Multiple CONFIGURATIONs can be hashed to CONFIGURATION_DATA -- CONFIGURATION_HASH is required to define the table
Model of the OR database with groups:
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Description (added groups):
- Each used is now defined not only by ACCOUNT but also GROUP_ID. If GROUP_ID is null -- the user is a teacher that has an email that can be confirmed or used to restore his or the student's lost passwords. Otherwise, USER is a student.
- Teacher-USER can own a GROUP -- NAME of the GROUP and OWNER_ID (USER's) are required to define the table
- Student-USER can be in a GROUP
- GROUP can be limited to multiple ROBOT types, if the ROBOT types list is empty -- programs for all ROBOTs can be shared in the GROUP
- GROUP can have ACCESS_RIGHT_HISTORY that can also be null -- GROUP_ID is required to define the table
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