-- -- Assessment Package -- -- @author nperper@it.uc3m.es -- @creation-date 2004-08-05 -- -- Assessment Sessions: provides the central definition of a given subject's performance of an Assessment. create table as_sessions ( session_id integer constraint as_sessions_session_id_pk primary key constraint as_sessions_session_id_fk references cr_revisions(revision_id), assessment_id integer constraint as_sessions_assessment_id_fk references as_assessments(assessment_id), -- References a Subjects entity that we don't define in this package. -- if subjects can't be "persons" then Assessment will have to define an as_subjects table for its own use. subject_id integer constraint as_sessions_subject_id_fk references persons(person_id), -- references Users if someone is doing the Assessment as a proxy for the real subject staff_id integer constraint as_sessions_staff_id_fk references users(user_id), -- when the subject should do the Assessment target_datetime timestamptz, -- when the subject initiated the Assessment creation_datetime timestamptz, -- when the subject first sent something back in first_mod_datetime timestamptz, -- the most recent submission last_mod_datetime timestamptz, -- when the final submission produced a complete Assessment completed_datetime timestamptz, session_status varchar(20), assessment_status varchar(20), -- current percentage of the subject achieved so far percent_score integer constraint as_sessions_percent_score_ck check (percent_score <= 100) ); --Assessment Section Data: tracks the state of each Section in the Assessment. create table as_section_data ( section_data_id integer constraint as_section_data_section_data_id_pk primary key constraint as_section_data_section_data_id_fk references cr_revisions(revision_id), session_id integer constraint as_section_data_session_id_fk references as_sessions(session_id), section_id integer constraint as_section_data_section_id_fk references as_sections(section_id), -- if subjects can't be "persons" then Assessment will have to define an as_subjects table for its own use. subject_id integer constraint as_section_data_subject_id_fk references persons(person_id), staff_id integer constraint as_section_data_staff_id_fk references users(user_id), points integer ); -- Assessment Item Data: is the "long skinny table" where all the primary data go create table as_item_data ( item_data_id integer constraint as_item_data_item_data_id_pk primary key constraint as_item_data_item_data_id_fk references cr_revisions(revision_id), session_id integer constraint as_item_data_session_id_fk references as_sessions(session_id), -- if subjects can't be "persons" then Assessment will have to define an as_subjects table for its own use subject_id integer constraint as_item_data_subject_id_fk references persons(person_id), -- missing foreign key staff_id integer constraint as_item_data_staff_id_fk references users(user_id), as_item_id integer constraint as_item_data_item_id references as_items(as_item_id), is_unknown_p char(1) default 'f' constraint as_item_data_is_unknown_p_ck check (is_unknown_p in ('t','f')), boolean_answer boolean, clob_answer text, numeric_answer numeric, integer_answer integer, -- presumably can store both varchar and text datatypes text_answer varchar(500), timestamp_answer timestamptz, -- references cr_revisions content_answer integer constraint as_item_data_content_answer_fk references cr_revisions, -- This field stores the signed entered data signed_data varchar(500), points integer -- to do: figure out how attachment answers should be supported; the Attachment package is still in need of considerable help. Can we rely on it here? ); -- here the selected choices are stored create table as_item_data_choices ( item_data_id integer constraint as_item_data_choices_data_id_fk references as_item_data, -- references as_item_choices choice_id integer constraint as_item_data_choices_choice_id_fk references as_item_choices, constraint as_item_data_choices_pk primary key (item_data_id, choice_id) ); -- here the order of the displayed sections is stored per session create table as_session_sections ( session_id integer constraint as_session_sections_session_fk references as_sessions, section_id integer constraint as_session_sections_section_fk references as_sections, sort_order integer, constraint as_session_sections_pk primary key (session_id, section_id) ); -- here the order of the displayed items is stored per session create table as_session_items ( session_id integer constraint as_session_items_session_fk references as_sessions, section_id integer constraint as_session_items_section_fk references as_sections, as_item_id integer constraint as_session_items_item_fk references as_items, sort_order integer, constraint as_session_items_pk primary key (session_id, section_id, as_item_id) ); -- here the order of the displayed item choices is stored per session create table as_session_choices ( session_id integer constraint as_session_choices_session_fk references as_sessions, section_id integer constraint as_session_choices_section_fk references as_sections, as_item_id integer constraint as_session_choices_item_fk references as_items, choice_id integer constraint as_session_choices_choice_fk references as_item_choices, sort_order integer, constraint as_session_choices_pk primary key (session_id, section_id, as_item_id, choice_id) );