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File: create_tables.sql
Role: Auxiliary data
Content type: text/plain
Description: Mysql Example Database
Class: Power 2 Protect
Restrict user access to pages based on permissions
Author: By
Last change: no big change. removed header.
Date: 18 years ago
Size: 1,944 bytes
 

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# # Table structure for table 'permissions' # CREATE TABLE permissions ( page varchar(255) NOT NULL default '', accesskey int(11) unsigned NOT NULL default '15', PRIMARY KEY (page) ) TYPE=MyISAM; # # Dumping data for table 'permissions' # INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/index.php", "15"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/report/sales.php", "12"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/tools/passwords.php", "8"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/class/usermgmt.php", "12"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/restricted/user.php", "15"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/restricted/adv.php", "14"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/restricted/op.php", "12"); INSERT INTO permissions VALUES("/restricted/admin.php", "8"); # # Table structure for table 'user' # CREATE TABLE user ( usercode int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, usertype int(11) NOT NULL default '0', login varchar(20) default NULL, pwd varchar(8) default NULL, page varchar(64) default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (usercode), UNIQUE KEY login (login) ) TYPE=MyISAM; # # Dumping data for table 'user' # INSERT INTO user VALUES("1", "1", "user", "user", "/restricted/user.php"); INSERT INTO user VALUES("2", "2", "advanced_user", "adv", "/restricted/adv.php"); INSERT INTO user VALUES("3", "4", "operator", "op", "/restricted/op.php"); INSERT INTO user VALUES("4", "8", "admin", "admin", "/restricted/admin.php"); # # Table structure for table 'usertype' # CREATE TABLE usertype ( usertype int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, userdesc varchar(100) default NULL, status char(2) default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (usertype) ) TYPE=MyISAM; # # Dumping data for table 'usertype' # INSERT INTO usertype VALUES("1", "User", "1"); INSERT INTO usertype VALUES("2", "Advanced User", "1"); INSERT INTO usertype VALUES("4", "Operator", "1"); INSERT INTO usertype VALUES("8", "Administrator", "1");