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ext_tables_static+adt.sql
Static SQL tables and their data.
If the extension requires static data you can dump it into an SQL file by this name. Example for dumping MySQL/MariaDB data from shell (executed in the extension's root directory):
mysqldump --user=[user] --password [database name] \
[tablename] > ./ext_tables_static+adt.sql
Note that only INSERT INTO
statements are allowed. The file is
interpreted whenever the corresponding extension's setup routines get called:
Upon first time installation, command task execution of
bin/
or via the Admin Tools > Extensions
interface and the Reload extension data action. The static data is
then only re-evaluated, if the file has different contents than on the last
execution. In that case, the table is truncated and the new data imported.
The table structure of static tables must be declared in the
ext_
file, otherwise data cannot be added to a static table.
Warning
Static data is not meant to be extended by other extensions. On re-import all extended fields and data is lost.