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Contains domain model for the orchestrator. This is just model classes + serialization helpers, and would also be suitable for writing a java client api to support integration.

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-- NCL-6695: Add Operation table
BEGIN;

    CREATE TABLE operation (
        id bigint NOT NULL,
        submittime timestamptz NOT NULL,
        starttime timestamptz,
        endtime timestamptz,
        user_id integer NOT NULL,
        status varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        productmilestone_id integer,
        operation_type varchar(50),
        primary key (id)
    );

    CREATE INDEX idx_operation_user ON operation (user_id);
    ALTER TABLE operation ADD CONSTRAINT fk_operation_user
    FOREIGN KEY (user_id) REFERENCES usertable(id);

    CREATE INDEX idx_operation_milestone ON operation (productmilestone_id);
    ALTER TABLE operation ADD CONSTRAINT fk_operation_productmilestone
    FOREIGN KEY (productmilestone_id) REFERENCES productmilestone(id);


    CREATE TABLE operation_parameters (
        operation_id integer NOT NULL,
        value varchar(8192) NOT NULL,
        key varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        primary key (operation_id, key)
    );

    ALTER TABLE operation_parameters ADD CONSTRAINT fk_operation_parameters_operation
    FOREIGN KEY (operation_id) REFERENCES operation(id);

COMMIT;