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The user ID of this user. This is the primary key of the users table and is unique to this Drupal installation. The user s username, typed by the user when logging in. An sha512 hash of the user s password, which is compared when the user logs in. Since the actual passwords aren t saved, they can only be reset and not restored. The user s current e-mail address. This field is deprecated but left in the object for compatibility purposes. The signature the user entered on his or her account page. Used when the user adds a comment and only visible when the comment module is enabled. The format of the users signature (e.g., filtered text, full text) A Unix timestamp of when this user account was created. A Unix timestamp denoting the user s last access time. A Unix timestamp denoting the user s last successful login. Contains 1 if the user is in good standing or 0 if the user has been blocked. The number of seconds that the user s time zone is offset from GMT. The user s default language. Empty unless multiple languages are enabled on a site and the user has chosen a language by editing account preferences. The path to the image file the user has associated with the account. The initial e-mail address the user provided when registering. Arbitrary data can be stored here by modules (see the next section, Storing Data in the $user Object ).

To continue with the SimpleDataSet project (and illustrate the use of the DataColumn), assume you wish to model the columns of the Inventory table. Given that the CarID column will be the table s primary key, you will configure this DataColumn object as read-only, unique, and non-null (using the ReadOnly, Unique, and AllowDBNull properties). Next, update the Program class with a new method named FillDataSet(), which you use to build four DataColumn objects. Note this method takes a DataSet object as its only parameter: static void FillDataSet(DataSet ds) { // Create data columns that map to the // 'real' columns in the Inventory table // of the AutoLot database. DataColumn carIDColumn = new DataColumn("CarID", typeof(int)); carIDColumn.Caption = "Car ID"; carIDColumn.ReadOnly = true; carIDColumn.AllowDBNull = false; carIDColumn.Unique = true; DataColumn carMakeColumn = new DataColumn("Make", typeof(string)); DataColumn carColorColumn = new DataColumn("Color", typeof(string)); DataColumn carPetNameColumn = new DataColumn("PetName", typeof(string)); carPetNameColumn.Caption = "Pet Name"; } Notice that when you configure the carIDColumn object, you assign a value to the Caption property. This property is helpful because it allows you to define a string value for display purposes, which can be distinct from the literal database table column name (column names in a literal database table are typically better suited for programming purposes [e.g., au_fname] than display purposes [e.g., Author

First Name]). Here, you set the caption for the PetName column for the same reason, because Pet Name looks nicer than PetName to the end user.

One aspect of the DataColumn you can choose to configure is its ability to autoincrement. You use an autoincrementing column to ensure that when a new row is added to a given table, the value of this column is assigned automatically, based on the current step of the increase. This can be helpful when you wish to ensure that a column has no repeating values (e.g., a primary key). You control this behavior using the AutoIncrement, AutoIncrementSeed, and AutoIncrementStep properties. You use the seed value to mark the starting value of the column; you use the step value to identify the number to add to the seed when incrementing. Consider the following update to the construction of the carIDColumn DataColumn: static void FillDataSet(DataSet ds) { DataColumn carIDColumn = new DataColumn("CarID", typeof(int)); carIDColumn.ReadOnly = true; carIDColumn.Caption = "Car ID"; carIDColumn.AllowDBNull = false; carIDColumn.Unique = true; carIDColumn.AutoIncrement = true; carIDColumn.AutoIncrementSeed = 0; carIDColumn.AutoIncrementStep = 1; ... } Here, you configure the carIDColumn object to ensure that, as rows are added to the respective table, the value for this column is incremented by 1. You set the seed at 0, so this column would be numbered 0, 1, 2, 3, and so forth.

Provided by the user_roles Table roles Provided by the sessions Table sid Ssid hostname timestamp cache session The session ID assigned to this user session by PHP. A secure session ID assigned to this user session by PHP. The IP address from which the user is viewing the current page. A Unix timestamp representing time at which the user s browser last received a completed page. A timestamp used for per-user caching (see includes/cache.inc). Arbitrary, transitory data stored for the duration of the user s session can be stored here by modules. The roles currently assigned to this user.