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Drupal: Where's my CCK content get stored in db ?
kamal — Tue, 16/06/2009 - 12:10
Wrote about internal CCK storage in my personal blog sometimes ago but looking through issues coming up recently in our issue tracker suggest that some of developers here still not sure where their CCK content are stored in the database. Briefly revising this topic to give some clue on where to look after when something goes wrong with our CCK related content.

Drupal: Namespace your CCK fields
kamal — Wed, 03/06/2009 - 15:34
Not aware of this until it was too late. All CCK field was stored in a flat container in table node_field. It's not unique per content type. That means you cannot have two fields with a same name although that field was used in different content type. From the UI, if you create field with a same name, it'll just append an arbitrary number such as _0, _1 to make it unique.
