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Notes.RootBlogName/NoteBlogName/Type became RootBlogId/NoteBlogId/TypeId on 2026-08-07, resolved through the new BlogNames and NoteTypes tables. There is no compatibility view, so every affected statement is a hard cut. All 14 call sites in DataAccess.cs are ported: - Notes->Blogs joins go through Blogs.BlogId in one integer hop; the Notes->Posts join in GetRepliesWithFilledText is the only one that must route through BlogNames, since Posts carries no BlogId - AddNote registers both blog names and the note type with INSERT OR IGNORE before inserting, in one transaction committed before the console sleep. Registering the type matters: an unseen type would resolve to NULL and fail NOT NULL on TypeId, silently losing the note - The LEFT JOIN Notes in GetPosts is dropped rather than translated. It selected nothing, could not remove a row, and its duplicates were collapsed by the query's own GROUP BY - Duplicate-key detection moves to IsNotesDuplicateKey, matching the constraint and table instead of an exact column list. The old literal string is what broke on this rename - EnsureReplyTextColumnExists drops DEFAULT '.', matching the migrated schema: new rows get NULL, not a placeholder nobody wrote verify-db-schema.sql gains BlogNames, NoteTypes, Blogs.BlogId and the new Notes columns, plus query 1d naming a pre-migration file and pointing at normalize-notes.sql. Blogs.BlogId is deliberately not auto-fixable -- an added-but-empty column makes engagement joins return zero rows silently. Verified against the live 148 MB file: query plans hit the intended indexes, and the BlogId join matches an independent name-resolved formulation exactly on all 4,267 GetBlogs and 2,637 GetBlogsForLikes rows. RolodexRepository.cs (16 sites) lives in the Rolodex repo and is not covered here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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