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==Retrieving a list of lemmata that match a POS tag== |
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First retrive the option_id of the POS tag from the <code>uw_option_attribute_options</code> table: |
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mysql> select |
mysql> select option_id,attribute_id,option_mid,language_id |
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-> from uw_option_attribute_options |
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-> where option_mid = '6100' and language_id = '153'; |
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+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+ |
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| option_id | attribute_id | option_mid | language_id | |
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+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+ |
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| 435751 | 409106 | 6100 | 153 | |
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+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+ |
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mysql> select * from uw_option_attribute_values where option_id = '435751'; |
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Revision as of 11:36, 30 July 2007
The OmegaWiki database layout is pretty dreadful, hopefully this will make things slightly easier for anyone brave enough to look near it.
Retrieving a list of POS tags
First find the language which you would like to retrieve the POS tags for:
mysql> select * from language_names where language_name = 'Welsh'; +-------------+------------------+---------------+ | language_id | name_language_id | language_name | +-------------+------------------+---------------+ | 153 | 85 | Welsh | | 153 | 89 | Welsh | +-------------+------------------+---------------+ 2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
So the language_id is '153', we'll need to use this later on.
Now we need to retrieve the list of parts of speech, to do this we need 3 tables:
mysql> select option_id,attribute_id,option_mid,uw_option_attribute_options.language_id,uw_defined_meaning.expression_id,spelling
-> from uw_option_attribute_options,uw_defined_meaning,uw_expression_ns
-> where attribute_id = '409106' and uw_option_attribute_options.language_id = '153' and
-> uw_defined_meaning.defined_meaning_id = option_mid and uw_expression_ns.expression_id =
-> uw_defined_meaning.expression_id;
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+---------------+-----------+
| option_id | attribute_id | option_mid | language_id | expression_id | spelling |
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+---------------+-----------+
| 435748 | 409106 | 5612 | 153 | 121924 | noun |
| 435751 | 409106 | 6100 | 153 | 124600 | verb |
| 435753 | 409106 | 6102 | 153 | 124610 | adjective |
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+---------------+-----------+
3 rows in set (0.00 sec)
uw_expression_ns.spellingis the way the word is spelt.uw_defined_meaning.defined_meaning_idis the "defined meaning" of the part of speech, e.g. it describes what a "verb" is, or an "adjective".uw_option_attribute_options.attribute_iddefines that this "defined meaning" is a "part of speech" option.
Retrieving a list of lemmata that match a POS tag
First retrive the option_id of the POS tag from the uw_option_attribute_options table:
mysql> select option_id,attribute_id,option_mid,language_id
-> from uw_option_attribute_options
-> where option_mid = '6100' and language_id = '153';
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+
| option_id | attribute_id | option_mid | language_id |
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+
| 435751 | 409106 | 6100 | 153 |
+-----------+--------------+------------+-------------+
mysql> select * from uw_option_attribute_values where option_id = '435751';