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XML structure

When an element is said to describe a record it means that it contains elements whose name are record field names and contains the value of the field. For instance:

<Record table=urldemo>
 <url>http://www.senga.org/</url>
 <comment>Senga</comment>
</Record>

defines a record of the urldemo table with two fields (url and comment) whose values are, respectively http://www.senga.org/ and Senga.

`Table'

Contains a unique SQL order that will create a table.

`Catalog'

Describes a record of the catalog table, See section catalog. The remaining of the file will relate to the catalog described in this element. There must be only one Catalog element in a given file.

`Category'

Describes a record of the catalog_category table, See section catalog_category_<name>. The pseudo field parent will build a record in the catalog_category2category table linking the category to its parent, See section catalog_category2category_<name>.

`Link'

Describes a record of the catalog_entry2category table, See section catalog_entry2category_<name>.

`Record'

Describes a record of the table named by the table attribute.

`Symlink'

Describes a record of the catalog_category2category table, See section catalog_category2category_<name>. The info field of the record is automaticaly set to symbolic.

`Sync'

When this element is seen during the parsing of the file, administrative information is recomputed for the catalog. This should only occur once, at the end of the file.

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