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WalkthroughThis pull request overhauls the SQL schema definitions by dropping and recreating multiple table declarations. The changes involve updating the syntax and formatting by adding backticks around identifiers, explicitly specifying index types with the "using btree" clause, and enforcing the InnoDB storage engine via the "engine = innodb" clause. Column comments remain unchanged, and the logical structure of the tables is preserved. Changes
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• Revised the backend’s database structure to align with modern SQL standards, enhancing consistency, compatibility, and maintainability while ensuring that core functionality remains unchanged.
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• Standardized formatting across database definitions for improved clarity and uniformity, streamlining internal processes without affecting the end-user experience.