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    Comment DBs are associated to the entries using the file name (ID) of the entry, deprived of its extension (.txt) as the name of the directory which will contain the Comment. SimplePHPBlog uses a flat "db" structure.

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    Comment DBs are associated to the entries using the file name (ID) of the entry, deprived of its extension (.txt) as the name of the directory which will contain the Comment. SimplePHPBlog uses a flat "db" structure.

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    SPB DB

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    Morals Walls Richard
    Comment DBs are associated to the entries using the file name (ID) of the entry, deprived of its extension (.txt) as the name of the directory which will contain the Comment. SimplePHPBlog uses a flat "db" structure.

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    ========================================================== CONSIDERATIONS AROUND SIMPLEPHPBLOG AND ITS STORING SYSTEM ========================================================== - SimplePHPBlog flat "db" structure [$content] | |--

    [$year] // two-digit year ID (05 stands for 2005) | | | |-- [$month] //two-digit month ID (01 stands for January) | | | |-- entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt | |-- [entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS] | | | |-- rating.txt | |-- view_counter.txt | |-- [comments] | | | |-- commentYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt | |-- [static] | |-- $filename.txt Due to its nature of name of a file, entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt must be univocal, and therefore it can be considered as the ID field of a DB table. Comment DBs are associated to the entries using the file name (ID) of the entry, deprived of its extension (.txt) as the name of the directory which will contain them.

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