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Database Structure

Iconic Delivery Slots stores the information of delivery date and timeslot in the following locations:

  1. Custom table wp_jckwds: This is a custom table created by Delivery Slots and contains the following columns.
ColumnType
idmediumint(9)
datetimeidtext NULL
processedtinyint(1) NULL
order_idmediumint(9) NULL
user_idtext NULL
expirestext NULL
datedatetime NULL
starttimemediumint(4) unsigned zerofill NULL
endtimemediumint(4) unsigned zerofill NULL
asaptinyint(1) NULL

2. Order meta: Delivery Slots also uses the order meta to store the delivery slots information within the orders when they are created. The following meta keys are used to store the information:

  • jckwds_date
  • jckwds_date_ymd
  • jckwds_shipping_method
  • jckwds_timeslot
  • jckwds_timeslot_id
  • jckwds_timestamp

3. Subscription orders use a different set of meta keys to store delivery slot information. The following meta keys are used for subscription orders:

  • _iconic_wds_subscription_date_ymd
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_date
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_timeslot
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_timeslot_id
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_shipping_method
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_timestamp
  • _iconic_wds_subscription_anchor_day

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