This section describes the tables used to store content in confluence. Content is information that users store and share in confluence.
attachmentdata |
Binary data for the attachment file. This table is the only table used when the confluence configuration uses the database to save the attachment file. Otherwise, confluence will store the attachment in the local file system. |
attachments |
Confluence the metadata for the attachment file in the page (Metadata). |
bodycontent |
Confluence the content that is stored in the page. Version information and other metadata are not stored here, and these are all in the content table. |
content |
ContentEntityObject the persisted object provided for the class. Its subclasses contenttype are defined by columns. |
content_label |
The Text property label for the content. |
label |
content_label Another part of the system that is stored. |
content_perm |
The content level of the object permission. |
content_perm_set |
A one-to-many (one-to-many) mapping of content items and content item permissions, which is partly after adding metadata. |
pagetemplates |
Template attributes used in the background. |
likes |
Pages and other content that a particular user likes (liked). |
follow_connections |
A user-focused list of mappings for other users (following). |
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Confluence 6 database table-contents (content)