Database document definition
| Learn: Databases |
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Fauna stores metadata and settings for databases as documents in the
Database system collection. You can use
Database collection
methods to create and manage databases in FQL.
The Database collection only contains documents for the direct child databases
of the database scoped to your authentication secret. You can’t use the
Database collection to access parent, peer, or other descendant databases.
If you use an authentication secret scoped to an account’s top-level context,
the Database collection contains documents for the account’s top-level
databases. You can create a top-level secret using the
fauna cloud-login command.
Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
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Name of the database. |
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Document type name: |
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Most recent document update timestamp. |
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(read-only) Autogenerated, unique database identifier. |
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User-defined priority assigned to the database. |
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Type checking enablement: |
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User-defined document fields. The data field can’t be created. |
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