dolibarr/htdocs/install/mysql/tables/llx_extrafields.sql

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-- Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Regis Houssin        <regis.houssin@capnetworks.com>
-- Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Laurent Destailleur  <eldy@users.sourceforge.net>
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create table llx_extrafields
(
	rowid           integer AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
	name            varchar(64) NOT NULL,         				-- name of field into extrafields tables
	entity          integer DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL,					-- multi company id
    elementtype     varchar(64) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'member',		-- for which element this extra fields is for
	label           varchar(255) NOT NULL,        				-- label to show for attribute
	type            varchar(8),
	size            varchar(8) DEFAULT NULL,
	fieldcomputed   text,
	fielddefault    varchar(255),
	fieldunique     integer DEFAULT 0,
	fieldrequired   integer DEFAULT 0,
	perms			varchar(255),								-- not used yet
	enabled         varchar(255),
	pos             integer DEFAULT 0,
	alwayseditable  integer DEFAULT 0,							-- 1 if field can be edited whatever is element status
	param			text,										-- extra parameters to define possible values of field
	list			varchar(255) DEFAULT '1',					-- visibility of field. 0=Never visible, 1=Visible on list and forms, 2=Visible on list only. Using a negative value means field is not shown by default on list but can be selected for viewing
	langs			varchar(64),								-- example: fileofmymodule@mymodule
	fk_user_author	integer,									-- user making creation
	fk_user_modif	integer,	                                -- user making last change
	datec			datetime,									-- date de creation
	tms             timestamp									-- date of last update
)ENGINE=innodb;