Database Administration
XWiki uses by default a database to store its data. You will find on this page tips and tricks to administer and tune your database setup. For Installation please check the Installation page which contains information on how to setup XWiki for multiple databases.
Indexes
To improve your XWiki instance when running with many documents you should run the following script to create indexes for your database. This has been tested for MySQL 4.x and 5.0.
create index xwd_fullname on xwikidoc (xwd_fullname);
create index xwd_web on xwikidoc (xwd_web);
create index xwo_name on xwikiobjects (xwo_name);
create index xwl_value on xwikilongs (xwl_value);
create index xwi_value on xwikiintegers (xwi_value);
create index xws_value on xwikistrings (xws_value);
create index xwl_value on xwikilargestrings (xwl_value(50));
create index xwo_classname on xwikiobjects (xwo_classname);
create index xwd_creation_date on xwikidoc (xwd_creation_date);
create index xwd_date on xwikidoc (xwd_date);
create index xwd_content_update_date on xwikidoc (xwd_content_update_date);
create index xwd_content_author on xwikidoc (xwd_content_author);
create index xwd_author on xwikidoc (xwd_author);
create index xwd_creator on xwikidoc (xwd_creator);
create index xwd_language on xwikidoc (xwd_language);
create index xwd_default_language on xwikidoc (xwd_default_language);
create index xwd_title on xwikidoc (xwd_title);
create index xwd_parent on xwikidoc (xwd_parent(50));
create index xwd_class_xml on xwikidoc (xwd_class_xml(20));
create index xwr_isdiff on xwikircs(xwr_isdiff);
create index xws_name on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_NAME);
create index xws_number on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_NUMBER);
create index xws_classname on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_CLASSNAME);
create index xws_action on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_ACTION);
create index xws_page_views on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_PAGE_VIEWS);
create index xws_unique_visitors on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_UNIQUE_VISITORS);
create index xws_period on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_PERIOD);
create index xws_visits on xwikistatsdoc (XWS_VISITS);
create index xwr_number on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_NUMBER);
create index xwr_name on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_NAME);
create index xwr_classname on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_CLASSNAME);
create index xwr_referer on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_REFERER(50));
create index xwr_page_views on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_PAGE_VIEWS);
create index xwr_period on xwikistatsreferer (XWR_PERIOD);
create index xwv_start_date on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_START_DATE);
create index xwv_name on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_NAME);
create index xwv_page_views on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_PAGE_VIEWS);
create index xwv_page_saves on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_PAGE_SAVES);
create index xwv_downloads on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_DOWNLOADS);
create index xwv_end_date on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_END_DATE);
create index xwv_ip on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_IP);
create index xwv_user_agent on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_USER_AGENT(255));
create index xwv_cookie on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_COOKIE(255));
create index xwv_unique_id on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_UNIQUE_ID);
create index xwv_classname on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_CLASSNAME);
create index xwv_number on xwikistatsvisit (XWV_NUMBER);
create index ase_requestid on activitystream_events (ase_requestid(200));
create index ase_stream on activitystream_events (ase_stream);
create index ase_date on activitystream_events (ase_date);
create index ase_priority on activitystream_events (ase_priority);
create index ase_type on activitystream_events (ase_type);
create index ase_application on activitystream_events (ase_application);
create index ase_user on activitystream_events (ase_user);
create index ase_wiki on activitystream_events (ase_wiki);
create index ase_space on activitystream_events (ase_space);
create index ase_page on activitystream_events (ase_page);
create index ase_param1 on activitystream_events (ase_param1(200));
create index ase_param2 on activitystream_events (ase_param2(200));
create index ase_param3 on activitystream_events (ase_param3(200));
create index ase_param4 on activitystream_events (ase_param4(200));
create index ase_param5 on activitystream_events (ase_param5(200));
create index xdd_fullname1 on xwikirecyclebin (xdd_fullname);
create index xdd_language on xwikirecyclebin (xdd_language);
create index xdd_date on xwikirecyclebin (xdd_date);
create index xdd_deleter on xwikirecyclebin (xdd_deleter);
create index xda_docid1 on xwikiattrecyclebin (xda_docid);
create index xda_doc_name on xwikiattrecyclebin (xda_doc_name);
create index xda_filename on xwikiattrecyclebin (xda_filename);
create index xda_date on xwikiattrecyclebin (xda_date);
create index xda_deleter on xwikiattrecyclebin (xda_deleter);
Sanity Checks
To verify the consistency of your XWiki database you can run the sanity check script. The script will select rows that are inconsistent with the logics of XWiki. If no rows are selected, it means the script itself can not detect any error.
- If you use MySQL as your database :
- The following has been tested for MySQL 5.0.
- Another is a variant of the previous script for MySQL 4.x replacing some syntax with more ancient one (still reports error in one command, please some MySQL guru to fix it...).
- If you use postgresql as your database :
- Here is a , to be run in the "query" tool of pgAdmin. It is the same as the script for MySQL, except that the syntax for SQL comments is different.
- pgAdmin is the GUI tool provided with postgresql to access the database. Run pgAdmin, select the
xwiki
database, and choose the "Query" option in the "Tools" menu. Then just open the script and click on the play icon ("Execute query").
Database browsing
DbVisualizer
http://www.dbvis.com/products/dbvis/download/install.jsp
Natively supported DBs :
- DB2 for Windows/Linux
- JavaDB/Derby
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- more
Any DB using the corresponding JDBC driver :
- Example HSQLDB by using the driver bundled with XWiki