Chat Log

Tabelle public.chat_log

Spalten

• id: internal

• org_id: ID to organisation

• supplier_as_org_id: internal

• message: internal

• created_by: integer

• created_on: timestamp with time zone

• last_modified_on: timestamp with time zone

• is_deleted: boolean

• deleted_on: timestamp with time zone

• last_modified_by: internal

• deleted_by: internal

• chat_type: internal

Analyse & Beschreibung

Table Documentation: public.chat_log

Introduction

The public.chat_log table appears to be designed for storing the history of chat messages within an organization. Based on the column names, it tracks details about each chat message, including its origin, content, and metadata related to its creation and modification. This table is likely central to applications or systems that involve communication logs between organizations and suppliers.

Columns

id

• Meaning: A unique identifier for each chat message in the log.

• Role: Primary Key.

• Typical Contents: A UUID string that uniquely identifies each entry.

org_id

• Meaning: The identifier for the organization associated with the chat message.

• Role: Foreign Key.

• Typical Contents: A UUID string representing an organization.

supplier_as_org_id

• Meaning: The identifier for the supplier acting as an organization in the chat.

• Role: Foreign Key.

• Typical Contents: A UUID string representing a supplier organization.

message

• Meaning: The content of the chat message.

• Role: Data field.

• Typical Contents: A text string containing the actual message sent in the chat.

created_by

• Meaning: The identifier of the user who created the chat message.

• Role: Foreign Key (likely refers to a user table).

• Typical Contents: An integer representing a user's ID.

created_on

• Meaning: The timestamp when the chat message was created.

• Role: Technical field.

• Typical Contents: A timestamp with time zone showing the exact time of creation.

last_modified_on

• Meaning: The timestamp when the chat message was last modified.

• Role: Technical field.

• Typical Contents: A timestamp with time zone indicating when the message was last updated.

is_deleted

• Meaning: Indicates whether the chat message has been deleted.

• Role: Technical field.

• Typical Contents: A boolean value (True or False).

deleted_on

• Meaning: The timestamp when the chat message was marked as deleted.

• Role: Technical field.

• Typical Contents: A timestamp with time zone indicating the deletion time. Often set to a default ancient date if not deleted.

last_modified_by

• Meaning: The identifier of the user who last modified the chat message.

• Role: Foreign Key (likely refers to a user table).

• Typical Contents: A UUID string representing a user ID.

deleted_by

• Meaning: The identifier of the user who deleted the chat message.

• Role: Foreign Key (likely refers to a user table).

• Typical Contents: A UUID string representing a user ID.

chat_type

• Meaning: The type or category of the chat message.

• Role: Data field.

• Typical Contents: A string indicating the type of chat, possibly categorizing messages (e.g., 'text', 'image', 'system').

This documentation provides a detailed overview of the public.chat_log table's structure, helping developers understand the purpose of each column and its role in the system.