Tecdoc Mysql New

Create your database using the new optimized structure. Below is a simplified snippet of the modern schema used by top automotive portals:

CREATE TABLE `tecdoc_vehicles` (
  `id` INT PRIMARY KEY,
  `car_name` VARCHAR(255),
  `manufacturer_id` INT,
  `construction_year` INT,
  INDEX `idx_manufacturer_year` (`manufacturer_id`, `construction_year`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
CREATE TABLE tecdoc_articles (
generic_article_id BIGINT PRIMARY KEY,
article_nr VARCHAR(60),
brand_id INT,
data JSON, -- New: Store dynamic specs (E.g., "Length": "150mm", "Weight": "2kg")
INDEX idx_article_nr (article_nr)
) ENGINE=InnoDB; tecdoc mysql new
-- New: Linking table using modern foreign key constraints
CREATE TABLE tecdoc_link_articles_vehicles (
vehicle_id INT,
generic_article_id BIGINT,
linking_target_type TINYINT,
PRIMARY KEY (vehicle_id, generic_article_id),
FOREIGN KEY (vehicle_id) REFERENCES tecdoc_vehicles(id) ON DELETE CASCADE
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
 Create your database using the new optimized structure

The new approach leverages MySQL’s new HeatWave (for Oracle Cloud) or InnoDB Cluster for: The new approach leverages MySQL’s new HeatWave (for

The raw TecDoc export typically provides tables prefixed with TOOF_ (TecDoc Open Data Format). A standard MySQL implementation requires mapping these raw files to specific tables:

If you receive TecDoc data as SQL files or CSV exports, you might: