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All files contained in this folders **must not be re-applicable**!
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For this purpose we're versioning it using this format:
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**File name**: yyyy_mm_dd_XX.sql
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yyyy -> year
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mm -> month
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dd -> day
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XX -> an incremental number if an sql with same date already exists, by default: 00
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**SQL Header ( the first query ):**
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The following is an example of the query that must be present in first row of every sql updates ( This example is specifically for auth database:)
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ALTER TABLE auth_db_version
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CHANGE COLUMN 2016_07_09_01
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2016_07_10_00 bit;
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Of course the rule is:
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CHANGE COLUMN 2016_07_09_01 <- the previous version
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2016_07_10_00 bit <-- the next version
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