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Does Appwrite have procedures, triggers, and functions is Stored in Database?

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ORIZON
20 Apr, 2023, 07:39

Does Appwrite have procedures, triggers, and functions is Stored in Database? Because I'm using RDS. And Importing Mysqldump from my Local DB to RDS. I just want to check If i Need to Import these too (procedures, triggers, and functions)?

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The user is asking if Appwrite stores procedures, triggers, and functions in the database. They specifically mention using RDS and importing a Mysqldump from their local database to RDS. In response, it is clarified that Appwrite does not have stored procedures in the traditional sense. Triggers, which are considered events, are stored in webhooks or functions. Functions have configuration stored, but the source code is stored on a named Docker volume. There is no mention of a solution or recommendation in the thread.
joeyouss
20 Apr, 2023, 10:53

procedures - what do you mean by those? triggers - events? Yes, stored on webhooks or functions functions - configuration yes, source code no. Source code is stored on named docker volume

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