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Database Schema for Commerce Kickstart

Does the above exist? If so, a link would be great.

Thank you.

Asked by: haga389
on April 2, 2013

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Probably the closest thing we have that represents all the pieces and parts that make this work is the following .make file:

http://drupalcode.org/project/commerce_kickstart.git/blob/refs/tags/7.x-...

That lists all the modules, themes, and dependencies that go into Kickstart 2. For a full database schema, I'd recommend installing Kickstart 2 and dumping out the database.

100% of the Kickstart installation leverages standard Drupal modules and Drupal hooks to make the magic happen.

If you want to understand how Commerce is pieced together, I recommend the following resource:

http://www.drupalcommerce.org/user-guide/products

Josh Miller
Answer by: Josh Miller
Posted: Apr 2, 2013

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Thank you but the modules, themes etc. are not part of a database schema and the other link does not either describe the database schema, nor does "dumping the database"...

- haga389 on April 3, 2013

Thank you. I do see several notes on primary keys for tables but most tables lack such information, as well as information on foreign keys (thus also table relationships), indices etc. It would also have been helpful with a graphic representation of table relationships

I want to use this to help me understand the design of Commerce Kickstart.

- haga389 on April 14, 2013

Are you saying that you created Commerce Kickstart without drawing a UML diagram of the database?

This explains allot!

- TomNagle on November 14, 2013