-- -- packages/bookmarks/sql/bookmarks-create.sql -- -- Credit for the ACS 3 version of this module goes to: -- @author David Hill (dh@arsdigita.com) -- @author Aurelius Prochazka (aure@arsdigita.com) -- -- The upgrade of this module to ACS 4 was done by -- @author Peter Marklund (pmarklun@arsdigita.com) -- @author Ken Kennedy (kenzoid@io.com) -- in December 2000. -- -- @creation-date December 2000 -- @cvs-id $Id -- since many people will be bookmarking the same sites, we keep urls in a separate table create table bm_urls ( url_id integer constraint bm_urls_url_id_fk references acs_objects (object_id) constraint bm_urls_url_id_pk primary key, -- url title may be null in the case of bookmarks that are merely icons ie. AIM url_title varchar(500), -- host url is separated from complete_url for counting purposes host_url varchar(100) constraint bm_urls_host_url_nn not null, complete_url varchar(500) constraint bm_urls_complete_url_nn not null, -- meta tags that could be looked up regularly meta_keywords text, meta_description text, last_checked_date timestamp, -- the last time the site returned a "live" status last_live_date timestamp ); create function inline_0 () returns integer as ' begin PERFORM acs_object_type__create_type ( ''url'', ''URL'', ''URLs'', ''acs_object'', ''bm_urls'', ''url_id'', null, ''f'', null, null ); return 0; end;' language 'plpgsql'; select inline_0 (); drop function inline_0 (); create table bm_bookmarks ( bookmark_id integer constraint bm_bookmarks_bookmark_id_fk references acs_objects (object_id) on delete cascade constraint bm_bookmarks_bookmark_id_pk primary key, owner_id integer constraint bm_bookmarks_owner_id_nn not null constraint bm_bookmarks_owner_id_fk references users (user_id), -- url_id may be null if the bookmark is a folder url_id integer constraint bm_bookmarks_url_id_fk references bm_urls (url_id) , -- a person may rename any of his bookmarks so we keep a local title local_title varchar(500), -- this is 't' if the bookmark is a folder folder_p boolean default 'f', -- null parent_id indicates this is a top level folder/bookmark parent_id integer constraint bm_bookmarks_parent_id_fk references acs_objects (object_id), -- When the bookmark was last clicked on last_access_date timestamp, tree_sortkey varbit ); -- We use these index for sorting the bookmarks tree -- KDK: Functional indices in postgres presently must be only single column indices --Change create index bm_bookmarks_local_title_idx on bm_bookmarks (parent_id, lower(local_title), bookmark_id); to: create index bm_bookmarks_local_title_idx on bm_bookmarks (lower(local_title)); -- KDK: The other columns from the original Oracle index are handled by bm_bookmarks_access_date_idx (for parent_id), and the primary key (for bookmark_id) create index bm_bookmarks_access_date_idx on bm_bookmarks (parent_id, last_access_date, bookmark_id); -- For connect by queries -- Replace oracle indexes: -- create index bm_bookmarks_idx1 on bm_bookmarks(bookmark_id, parent_id); -- create index bm_bookmarks_idx2 on bm_bookmarks(parent_id, bookmark_id); -- With index on tree_sortkey create index bm_bookmarks_idx1 on bm_bookmarks(tree_sortkey); create function bm_bookmarks_get_tree_sortkey(integer) returns varbit as ' declare p_bookmark_id alias for $1; begin return tree_sortkey from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id; end;' language 'plpgsql'; create function bm_bookmarks_insert_tr () returns opaque as ' declare v_parent_sk varbit default null; v_max_value integer; begin if new.parent_id is null then select max(tree_leaf_key_to_int(tree_sortkey)) into v_max_value from bm_bookmarks where parent_id is null; else select max(tree_leaf_key_to_int(tree_sortkey)) into v_max_value from bm_bookmarks where parent_id = new.parent_id; select tree_sortkey into v_parent_sk from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = new.parent_id; end if; new.tree_sortkey := tree_next_key(v_parent_sk, v_max_value); return new; end;' language 'plpgsql'; create trigger bm_bookmarks_insert_tr before insert on bm_bookmarks for each row execute procedure bm_bookmarks_insert_tr (); create function bm_bookmarks_update_tr () returns opaque as ' declare v_parent_sk varbit default null; v_max_value integer; ctx_id integer; v_rec record; clr_keys_p boolean default ''t''; begin if new.bookmark_id = old.bookmark_id and ((new.parent_id = old.parent_id) or (new.parent_id is null and old.parent_id is null)) then return new; end if; for v_rec in select bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks where tree_sortkey between new.tree_sortkey and tree_right(new.tree_sortkey) order by tree_sortkey LOOP if clr_keys_p then update bm_bookmarks set tree_sortkey = null where tree_sortkey between new.tree_sortkey and tree_right(new.tree_sortkey); clr_keys_p := ''f''; end if; select parent_id into ctx_id from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = v_rec.bookmark_id; if ctx_id is null then select max(tree_leaf_key_to_int(tree_sortkey)) into v_max_value from bm_bookmarks where parent_id is null; else select max(tree_leaf_key_to_int(tree_sortkey)) into v_max_value from bm_bookmarks where parent_id = ctx_id; select tree_sortkey into v_parent_sk from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = ctx_id; end if; update bm_bookmarks set tree_sortkey = tree_next_value(v_parent_sk, v_max_value) where bookmark_id = v_rec.bookmark_id; end LOOP; return new; end;' language 'plpgsql'; create trigger bm_bookmarks_update_tr after update on bm_bookmarks for each row execute procedure bm_bookmarks_update_tr (); create function inline_1 () returns integer as ' begin PERFORM acs_object_type__create_type ( ''bookmark'', ''Bookmark'', ''Bookmarks'', ''acs_object'', ''bm_bookmarks'', ''bookmark_id'', null, ''f'', null, ''bookmark__name'' ); return 0; end;' language 'plpgsql'; select inline_1 (); drop function inline_1 (); -- We need this table to keep track of which bookmarks are in a closed folder (they -- are not to be displayed) -- This has to be done on a per user (or per session) basis so we can not store -- this information in the bm_bookmarks table (otherwise we would have problems when -- two users view the same bookmarks concurrently). create table bm_in_closed_p ( bookmark_id integer constraint bm_in_closed_p_bookmark_id_nn not null constraint bm_in_closed_p_bookmark_id_fk references bm_bookmarks (bookmark_id), in_closed_p_id integer constraint bm_in_closed_p_id_nn not null, in_closed_p boolean default 't', -- We might want to clean up old rows in this table since it could -- easily grow very large in big communities sharing bookmarks actively -- refers to whether a folder is open or closed closed_p boolean default 'f', creation_date timestamp, constraint bm_in_closed_p_pk primary key (bookmark_id, in_closed_p_id) ); comment on column bm_in_closed_p.in_closed_p_id is ' This is the user_id for registered users and the session_id in sec_sessions for non-registered users. '; create unique index bm_in_closed_p_idx on bm_in_closed_p (bookmark_id, in_closed_p_id, in_closed_p); --KDK: here! CREATE FUNCTION url__new (integer,varchar,varchar,varchar,text,text,integer,varchar,integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_url_id ALIAS FOR $1; p_url_title ALIAS FOR $2; p_host_url ALIAS FOR $3; -- default null p_complete_url ALIAS FOR $4; p_meta_keywords ALIAS FOR $5; -- default null p_meta_description ALIAS FOR $6; -- default null p_creation_user ALIAS FOR $7; -- default null p_creation_ip ALIAS FOR $8; -- default null p_context_id ALIAS FOR $9; -- default null v_url_id integer; BEGIN v_url_id := acs_object__new(p_url_id,''url'',now(),p_creation_user,p_creation_ip,p_context_id); insert into bm_urls (url_id, url_title, host_url, complete_url, meta_keywords, meta_description) values (v_url_id, p_url_title, p_host_url, p_complete_url, p_meta_keywords, p_meta_description); return v_url_id; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION url__delete (integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_url_id ALIAS FOR $1; BEGIN PERFORM acs_object__delete(p_url_id); return 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION url__insert_or_update (varchar,varchar,varchar,text,text,integer,varchar,integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_url_title ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_urls.url_title%TYPE, p_host_url ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_urls.host_url%TYPE default null, p_complete_url ALIAS FOR $3; -- in bm_urls.complete_url%TYPE, p_meta_keywords ALIAS FOR $4; -- in bm_urls.meta_keywords%TYPE default null, p_meta_description ALIAS FOR $5; -- in bm_urls.meta_description%TYPE default null, p_creation_user ALIAS FOR $6; -- in acs_objects.creation_user%TYPE default null, p_creation_ip ALIAS FOR $7; -- in acs_objects.creation_ip%TYPE default null, p_context_id ALIAS FOR $8; -- in acs_objects.context_id%TYPE default null v_n_complete_urls integer; v_return_id integer; v_new_url_id integer; BEGIN select count(*) into v_n_complete_urls from bm_urls where bm_urls.complete_url = p_complete_url; if v_n_complete_urls = 0 then select acs_object_id_seq.nextval into v_new_url_id from dual; v_return_id := url__new( v_new_url_id, p_url_title, p_host_url, p_complete_url, null, null, p_creation_user, p_creation_ip, null ); return v_return_id; else select url_id into v_return_id from bm_urls where bm_urls.complete_url= p_complete_url; return v_return_id; end if; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__new (integer,integer,integer,varchar,boolean,integer,timestamp,integer,varchar,integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_owner_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_bookmarks.owner_id%TYPE, p_url_id ALIAS FOR $3; -- in bm_urls.url_id%TYPE default null, p_local_title ALIAS FOR $4; -- in bm_bookmarks.local_title%TYPE default null, p_folder_p ALIAS FOR $5; -- in bm_bookmarks.folder_p%TYPE default f, p_parent_id ALIAS FOR $6; -- in bm_bookmarks.parent_id%TYPE, p_last_access_date ALIAS FOR $7; -- in bm_bookmarks.last_access_date%TYPE default null, p_creation_user ALIAS FOR $8; -- in acs_objects.creation_user%TYPE default null, p_creation_ip ALIAS FOR $9; -- in acs_objects.creation_ip%TYPE default null, p_context_id ALIAS FOR $10; -- in acs_objects.context_id%TYPE default null v_bookmark_id integer; v_last_access_date bm_bookmarks.last_access_date%TYPE; v_in_closed_p bm_in_closed_p.in_closed_p%TYPE; c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids RECORD; BEGIN v_bookmark_id := acs_object__new( p_bookmark_id, ''bookmark'', now(), p_creation_user, p_creation_ip, p_parent_id ); if p_last_access_date is null then select now() into v_last_access_date; else v_last_access_date := p_last_access_date; end if; insert into bm_bookmarks (bookmark_id, owner_id, url_id, local_title, folder_p, parent_id, last_access_date) values (v_bookmark_id, p_owner_id, p_url_id, p_local_title, p_folder_p, p_parent_id, v_last_access_date); FOR c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids IN select distinct in_closed_p_id from bm_in_closed_p where bookmark_id = (select parent_id from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = v_bookmark_id) LOOP -- For each user or session record the in_closed_p status of -- the bookmark select bookmark__get_in_closed_p (p_parent_id, c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids.in_closed_p_id) into v_in_closed_p; insert into bm_in_closed_p (bookmark_id, in_closed_p_id, in_closed_p, creation_date) values (v_bookmark_id, c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids.in_closed_p_id, v_in_closed_p, now()); END LOOP; RETURN v_bookmark_id; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__delete (integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, c_bookmark_id_tree RECORD; c_bookmark_id_one_level RECORD; BEGIN FOR c_bookmark_id_tree IN select bookmark_id, (select case when count(*)=0 then 1 else 0 end from bm_bookmarks where parent_id = bm.bookmark_id) as is_leaf_p from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) order by tree_level(tree_sortkey) desc, is_leaf_p desc, tree_sortkey LOOP -- DRB: This query is insane in both its PG and Oracle versions but I do not -- have time to improve it at the moment ... FOR c_bookmark_id_one_level IN select bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm_outer where parent_id = ( select parent_id from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = c_bookmark_id_tree.bookmark_id ) and not exists ( select 1 from bm_bookmarks where parent_id = bm_outer.bookmark_id ) and bm_outer.bookmark_id in ( select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) order by bm.tree_sortkey ) LOOP delete from acs_permissions where object_id = c_bookmark_id_one_level.bookmark_id; delete from bm_in_closed_p where bookmark_id = c_bookmark_id_one_level.bookmark_id; delete from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = c_bookmark_id_one_level.bookmark_id; perform acs_object__delete(c_bookmark_id_one_level.bookmark_id); END LOOP; END LOOP; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__name (integer) RETURNS varchar AS ' DECLARE p_object_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, v_name bm_bookmarks.local_title%TYPE; BEGIN select local_title into v_name from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = p_object_id; return v_name; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__get_in_closed_p (integer,integer) RETURNS boolean AS ' DECLARE p_new_parent_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_user_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in users.user_id%TYPE v_return_value bm_in_closed_p.in_closed_p%TYPE; v_count integer; BEGIN select (case when count(*) = 0 then FALSE else TRUE end) into v_return_value from bm_in_closed_p bic right join ( select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = p_new_parent_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) ) bm on (bm.bookmark_id = bic.bookmark_id) where bic.closed_p = TRUE and bic.in_closed_p_id = p_user_id; return v_return_value; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__update_in_closed_p_one_user (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_browsing_user_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_bookmarks.owner_id%TYPE v_parent_ids RECORD; BEGIN -- Update the in_closed_p flag of bookmarks and folders that lie under -- the toggled folder in the tree for one particular user/session. -- First set all in_closed_p flags to f ... UPDATE bm_in_closed_p SET in_closed_p = FALSE WHERE bookmark_id IN ( select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) ) AND in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id; -- then set all in_closed_p flags to t that lie under a closed folder FOR v_parent_ids IN select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_in_closed_p bip where bm.bookmark_id = bip.bookmark_id and bm.folder_p = ''t'' and bip.closed_p = ''t'' and bip.in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id LOOP UPDATE bm_in_closed_p set in_closed_p = TRUE WHERE bookmark_id IN ( select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = v_parent_ids.bookmark_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) INTERSECT select bm.bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 where bm2.bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) ) AND in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id AND bookmark_id <> p_bookmark_id; END LOOP; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__update_in_closed_p_all_users (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_new_parent_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids RECORD; BEGIN FOR c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids IN select distinct in_closed_p_id from bm_in_closed_p where bookmark_id = (select bookmark_id from bm_bookmarks where bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id) LOOP -- Update the in_closed_p status for this user/session for all bookmarks -- under the folder perform bookmark__update_in_closed_p_one_user (p_bookmark_id, c_viewing_in_closed_p_ids.in_closed_p_id); END LOOP; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__toggle_open_close (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_browsing_user_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_bookmarks.owner_id%TYPE BEGIN -- Toggle the closed_p flag UPDATE bm_in_closed_p SET closed_p = ( SELECT CASE WHEN closed_p = TRUE THEN FALSE ELSE TRUE END FROM bm_in_closed_p WHERE bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id AND in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id ) WHERE bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id AND in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id; -- Now update the in_closed_p status for this user for all bookmarks under -- the toggled folder perform bookmark__update_in_closed_p_one_user (p_bookmark_id, p_browsing_user_id); RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__toggle_open_close_all (integer, boolean, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_browsing_user_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.owner_id%TYPE, p_closed_p ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_in_closed_p.closed_p%TYPE default f, p_root_id ALIAS FOR $3; -- in bm_bookmarks.parent_id%TYPE BEGIN -- Change the value of closed_p for all folders belonging to the -- user (except the root folder) UPDATE bm_in_closed_p SET closed_p = p_closed_p WHERE bookmark_id IN ( SELECT bm.bookmark_id FROM bm_bookmarks bm, bm_bookmarks bm2 WHERE tree_level(bm.tree_sortkey) > 1 and bm2.bookmark_id = p_root_id and bm.tree_sortkey between bm2.tree_sortkey and tree_right(bm2.tree_sortkey) ); -- Update the value of in_closed_p for all bookmarks belonging to -- this user. We close/open all bookmarks except the top level ones. UPDATE bm_in_closed_p SET in_closed_p = p_closed_p WHERE bookmark_id IN ( SELECT bookmark_id FROM bm_bookmarks WHERE tree_level(tree_sortkey) > 2 ) AND in_closed_p_id = p_browsing_user_id; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__new_root_folder (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_package_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in apm_packages.package_id%TYPE, p_user_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in users.user_id%TYPE v_folder_id bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE; v_bookmark_id bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE; v_email parties.email%TYPE; v_local_title bm_bookmarks.local_title%TYPE; BEGIN SELECT acs_object_id_seq.nextval INTO v_bookmark_id FROM dual; SELECT email INTO v_email FROM parties where party_id = p_user_id; v_local_title := '' Bookmarks Root Folder of '' || v_email; v_folder_id := bookmark__new ( v_bookmark_id, p_user_id, null, v_local_title, ''t'', p_package_id, null, null, null, null); -- bookmark_id => v_bookmark_id, -- owner_id => p_user_id, -- folder_p => t, -- local_title => Bookmarks Root Folder of || v_email, -- parent_id => new_root_folder.package_id -- set up default permissions -- The owner may administer the bookmarks -- Any other permissions will be inherited from the next higher -- package instance in the site hierarchy PERFORM acs_permission__grant_permission ( v_folder_id, p_user_id, ''admin''); -- object_id => v_folder_id, -- grantee_id => new_root_folder.user_id, -- privilege => admin RETURN v_folder_id; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__get_root_folder (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_package_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in apm_packages.package_id%TYPE, p_user_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in users.user_id%TYPE v_folder_id bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE; v_count integer; BEGIN SELECT count(*) INTO v_count FROM bm_bookmarks WHERE parent_id = p_package_id AND owner_id = p_user_id; IF v_count > 0 THEN SELECT bookmark_id INTO v_folder_id FROM bm_bookmarks WHERE parent_id = p_package_id AND owner_id = p_user_id; ELSE -- must be a new instance. Gotta create a new root folder v_folder_id := bookmark__new_root_folder (p_package_id, p_user_id); END IF; RETURN v_folder_id; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__private_p (integer) RETURNS boolean AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE v_private_p bm_in_closed_p.closed_p%TYPE; BEGIN SELECT CASE WHEN count(*)=0 THEN ''f'' ELSE ''t'' END INTO v_private_p FROM acs_objects, ( SELECT bm.bookmark_id FROM bm_bookmarks bm, (SELECT tree_ancestor_keys(bm_bookmarks_get_tree_sortkey(p_bookmark_id)) as tree_sortkey) parents WHERE bm.tree_sortkey = parents.tree_sortkey ) b WHERE b.bookmark_id = acs_objects.object_id AND acs_objects.security_inherit_p = ''f''; RETURN v_private_p; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__update_private_p (integer, boolean) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_bookmark_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in bm_bookmarks.bookmark_id%TYPE, p_private_p ALIAS FOR $2; -- in bm_in_closed_p.closed_p%TYPE v_owner_id bm_bookmarks.owner_id%TYPE; -- Not used... v_admin_p bm_in_closed_p.closed_p%TYPE; BEGIN IF p_private_p = FALSE THEN -- Turn on security inheritance UPDATE acs_objects SET security_inherit_p = TRUE WHERE object_id = p_bookmark_id; ELSE -- Private case -- turn off inheritance UPDATE acs_objects SET security_inherit_p = FALSE WHERE object_id = p_bookmark_id; -- Grant admin rights to the owner SELECT owner_id INTO v_owner_id FROM bm_bookmarks WHERE bookmark_id = p_bookmark_id; PERFORM acs_permission__grant_permission ( p_bookmark_id, v_owner_id, ''admin''); END IF; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'; CREATE FUNCTION bookmark__initialize_in_closed_p (integer, integer) RETURNS integer AS ' DECLARE p_viewed_user_id ALIAS FOR $1; -- in users.user_id%TYPE, p_in_closed_p_id ALIAS FOR $2; -- in users.user_id%TYPE v_count_in_closed_p integer; v_count_bookmarks integer; c_bookmark_ids RECORD; BEGIN FOR c_bookmark_ids IN SELECT bookmark_id FROM bm_bookmarks WHERE owner_id = p_viewed_user_id AND bookmark_id NOT IN ( SELECT bookmark_id FROM bm_in_closed_p WHERE in_closed_p_id = p_in_closed_p_id ) LOOP INSERT INTO bm_in_closed_p (bookmark_id, in_closed_p_id, in_closed_p, creation_date) VALUES (c_bookmark_ids.bookmark_id, p_in_closed_p_id, ''f'', now()); END LOOP; RETURN 0; END; ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';