make use of the database schema API of drupal6 to show you your site

database tables, and see any discrepancy between what currently exists
and what is described (great tool for cleaning up after updates or
debugging existing problems).
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.1.1.1 2009/09/26 13:16:05 espie Exp $
COMMENT = database introspection
CATEGORIES += devel
DISTNAME = schema-6.x-1.6
PKGNAME = drupal6-schema-1.6
.include <bsd.port.mk>

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drupal6 includes some database schema reflexivity.
This module presents the database schema information for the developer,
and also allows various sanity checks to be performed comparing the live
database to the module information.

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@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 2009/09/26 13:16:05 espie Exp $
@owner ${DRUPAL_OWNER}
@group ${DRUPAL_GROUP}
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/LICENSE.txt
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/README.txt
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/engines/
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/engines/schema_mysql.inc
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/engines/schema_mysqli.inc
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/engines/schema_pgsql.inc
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/schema.info
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/schema.install
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/schema.module
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/schema_util.inc
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/tests/
${DRUPAL_MODS}schema/tests/schema_regression.test