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    create table Attachment (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        accessType integer,
        attachedAt timestamp,
        attachmentContentId bigint not null,
        contentType varchar(255),
        name varchar(255),
        attachment_size integer,
        attachedBy_id varchar(255),
        TaskData_Attachments_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table AuditTaskImpl (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        activationTime timestamp,
        actualOwner varchar(255),
        createdBy varchar(255),
        createdOn timestamp,
        deploymentId varchar(255),
        description varchar(255),
        dueDate timestamp,
        name varchar(255),
        parentId bigint not null,
        priority integer not null,
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        processSessionId bigint not null,
        status varchar(255),
        taskId bigint,
        workItemId bigint,
        lastModificationDate timestamp,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table BAMTaskSummary (
        pk bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        createdDate timestamp,
        duration bigint,
        endDate timestamp,
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        startDate timestamp,
        status varchar(255),
        taskId bigint not null,
        taskName varchar(255),
        userId varchar(255),
        OPTLOCK integer,
        primary key (pk)
    );

    create table BooleanExpression (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        expression longvarchar,
        type varchar(255),
        Escalation_Constraints_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table CaseIdInfo (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        caseIdPrefix varchar(255),
        currentValue bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table CaseFileDataLog (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        caseDefId varchar(255),
        caseId varchar(255),
        itemName varchar(255),
        itemType varchar(255),
        itemValue varchar(255),
        lastModified timestamp,
        lastModifiedBy varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table CaseRoleAssignmentLog (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        caseId varchar(255),
        entityId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        roleName varchar(255),
        type integer not null,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Content (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        content longvarbinary,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table ContextMappingInfo (
        mappingId bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        CONTEXT_ID varchar(255) not null,
        KSESSION_ID bigint not null,
        OWNER_ID varchar(255),
        OPTLOCK integer,
        primary key (mappingId)
    );

    create table CorrelationKeyInfo (
        keyId bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        name varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        OPTLOCK integer,
        primary key (keyId)
    );

    create table CorrelationPropertyInfo (
        propertyId bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        name varchar(255),
        value varchar(255),
        OPTLOCK integer,
        correlationKey_keyId bigint,
        primary key (propertyId)
    );

    create table Deadline (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        deadline_date timestamp,
        escalated smallint,
        Deadlines_StartDeadLine_Id bigint,
        Deadlines_EndDeadLine_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Delegation_delegates (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table DeploymentStore (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        attributes varchar(255),
        DEPLOYMENT_ID varchar(255),
        deploymentUnit longvarchar,
        state integer,
        updateDate timestamp,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table ErrorInfo (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        message varchar(255),
        stacktrace varchar(5000),
        timestamp timestamp,
        REQUEST_ID bigint not null,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Escalation (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        name varchar(255),
        Deadline_Escalation_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table EventTypes (
        InstanceId bigint not null,
        element varchar(255)
    );

    create table ExecutionErrorInfo (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        ERROR_ACK smallint,
        ERROR_ACK_AT timestamp,
        ERROR_ACK_BY varchar(255),
        ACTIVITY_ID bigint,
        ACTIVITY_NAME varchar(255),
        DEPLOYMENT_ID varchar(255),
        ERROR_INFO longvarchar,
        ERROR_DATE timestamp,
        ERROR_ID varchar(255),
        ERROR_MSG varchar(255),
        INIT_ACTIVITY_ID bigint,
        JOB_ID bigint,
        PROCESS_ID varchar(255),
        PROCESS_INST_ID bigint,
        ERROR_TYPE varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table I18NText (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        language varchar(255),
        shortText varchar(255),
        text longvarchar,
        Task_Subjects_Id bigint,
        Task_Names_Id bigint,
        Task_Descriptions_Id bigint,
        Reassignment_Documentation_Id bigint,
        Notification_Subjects_Id bigint,
        Notification_Names_Id bigint,
        Notification_Documentation_Id bigint,
        Notification_Descriptions_Id bigint,
        Deadline_Documentation_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table NodeInstanceLog (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        connection varchar(255),
        log_date timestamp,
        externalId varchar(255),
        nodeId varchar(255),
        nodeInstanceId varchar(255),
        nodeName varchar(255),
        nodeType varchar(255),
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        sla_due_date timestamp,
        slaCompliance integer,
        type integer not null,
        workItemId bigint,
        nodeContainerId varchar(255),
        referenceId bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Notification (
        DTYPE varchar(31) not null,
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        priority integer not null,
        Escalation_Notifications_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Notification_BAs (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table Notification_Recipients (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table Notification_email_header (
        Notification_id bigint not null,
        emailHeaders_id bigint not null,
        mapkey varchar(255) not null,
        primary key (Notification_id, mapkey)
    );

    create table OrganizationalEntity (
        DTYPE varchar(31) not null,
        id varchar(255) not null,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table PeopleAssignments_BAs (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table PeopleAssignments_ExclOwners (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table PeopleAssignments_PotOwners (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table PeopleAssignments_Recipients (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table PeopleAssignments_Stakeholders (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table ProcessInstanceInfo (
        InstanceId bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        lastModificationDate timestamp,
        lastReadDate timestamp,
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceByteArray longvarbinary,
        startDate timestamp,
        state integer not null,
        OPTLOCK integer,
        primary key (InstanceId)
    );

    create table ProcessInstanceLog (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        correlationKey varchar(255),
        duration bigint,
        end_date timestamp,
        externalId varchar(255),
        user_identity varchar(255),
        outcome varchar(255),
        parentProcessInstanceId bigint,
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceDescription varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        processName varchar(255),
        processType integer,
        processVersion varchar(255),
        sla_due_date timestamp,
        slaCompliance integer,
        start_date timestamp,
        status integer,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table QueryDefinitionStore (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        qExpression longvarchar,
        qName varchar(255),
        qSource varchar(255),
        qTarget varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Reassignment (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        Escalation_Reassignments_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Reassignment_potentialOwners (
        task_id bigint not null,
        entity_id varchar(255) not null
    );

    create table RequestInfo (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        commandName varchar(255),
        deploymentId varchar(255),
        executions integer not null,
        businessKey varchar(255),
        message varchar(255),
        owner varchar(255),
        priority integer not null,
        processInstanceId bigint,
        requestData longvarbinary,
        responseData longvarbinary,
        retries integer not null,
        status varchar(255),
        timestamp timestamp,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table SessionInfo (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        lastModificationDate timestamp,
        rulesByteArray longvarbinary,
        startDate timestamp,
        OPTLOCK integer,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table Task (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        archived smallint,
        allowedToDelegate varchar(255),
        description varchar(255),
        formName varchar(255),
        name varchar(255),
        priority integer not null,
        subTaskStrategy varchar(255),
        subject varchar(255),
        activationTime timestamp,
        createdOn timestamp,
        deploymentId varchar(255),
        documentAccessType integer,
        documentContentId bigint not null,
        documentType varchar(255),
        expirationTime timestamp,
        faultAccessType integer,
        faultContentId bigint not null,
        faultName varchar(255),
        faultType varchar(255),
        outputAccessType integer,
        outputContentId bigint not null,
        outputType varchar(255),
        parentId bigint not null,
        previousStatus integer,
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        processSessionId bigint not null,
        skipable boolean not null,
        status varchar(255),
        workItemId bigint not null,
        taskType varchar(255),
        OPTLOCK integer,
        taskInitiator_id varchar(255),
        actualOwner_id varchar(255),
        createdBy_id varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table TaskDef (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        name varchar(255),
        priority integer not null,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table TaskEvent (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        logTime timestamp,
        message varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint,
        taskId bigint,
        type varchar(255),
        userId varchar(255),
        OPTLOCK integer,
        workItemId bigint,
        correlationKey varchar(255),
        processType integer,
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table TaskVariableImpl (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        modificationDate timestamp,
        name varchar(255),
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint,
        taskId bigint,
        type integer,
        value varchar(4000),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table VariableInstanceLog (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        log_date timestamp,
        externalId varchar(255),
        oldValue varchar(255),
        processId varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        value varchar(255),
        variableId varchar(255),
        variableInstanceId varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table WorkItemInfo (
        workItemId bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        creationDate timestamp,
        name varchar(255),
        processInstanceId bigint not null,
        state bigint not null,
        OPTLOCK integer,
        workItemByteArray longvarbinary,
        primary key (workItemId)
    );

    create table email_header (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        body longvarchar,
        fromAddress varchar(255),
        language varchar(255),
        replyToAddress varchar(255),
        subject varchar(255),
        primary key (id)
    );

    create table task_comment (
        id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
        addedAt timestamp,
        text longvarchar,
        addedBy_id varchar(255),
        TaskData_Comments_Id bigint,
        primary key (id)
    );

    alter table DeploymentStore
        add constraint UK_85rgskt09thd8mkkfl3tb0y81 unique (DEPLOYMENT_ID);

    alter table Notification_email_header
        add constraint UK_ptaka5kost68h7l3wflv7w6y8 unique (emailHeaders_id);

    alter table QueryDefinitionStore
        add constraint UK_4ry5gt77jvq0orfttsoghta2j unique (qName);

    alter table Attachment
        add constraint FK_7ndpfa311i50bq7hy18q05va3
        foreign key (attachedBy_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Attachment
        add constraint FK_hqupx569krp0f0sgu9kh87513
        foreign key (TaskData_Attachments_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table BooleanExpression
        add constraint FK_394nf2qoc0k9ok6omgd6jtpso
        foreign key (Escalation_Constraints_Id)
        references Escalation;

    alter table CaseIdInfo
        add constraint UK_CaseIdInfo_1 unique (caseIdPrefix);

    alter table CorrelationPropertyInfo
        add constraint FK_hrmx1m882cejwj9c04ixh50i4
        foreign key (correlationKey_keyId)
        references CorrelationKeyInfo;

    alter table Deadline
        add constraint FK_68w742sge00vco2cq3jhbvmgx
        foreign key (Deadlines_StartDeadLine_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table Deadline
        add constraint FK_euoohoelbqvv94d8a8rcg8s5n
        foreign key (Deadlines_EndDeadLine_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table Delegation_delegates
        add constraint FK_gn7ula51sk55wj1o1m57guqxb
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Delegation_delegates
        add constraint FK_fajq6kossbsqwr3opkrctxei3
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table ErrorInfo
        add constraint FK_cms0met37ggfw5p5gci3otaq0
        foreign key (REQUEST_ID)
        references RequestInfo;

    alter table Escalation
        add constraint FK_ay2gd4fvl9yaapviyxudwuvfg
        foreign key (Deadline_Escalation_Id)
        references Deadline;

    alter table EventTypes
        add constraint FK_nrecj4617iwxlc65ij6m7lsl1
        foreign key (InstanceId)
        references ProcessInstanceInfo;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_k16jpgrh67ti9uedf6konsu1p
        foreign key (Task_Subjects_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_fd9uk6hemv2dx1ojovo7ms3vp
        foreign key (Task_Names_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_4eyfp69ucrron2hr7qx4np2fp
        foreign key (Task_Descriptions_Id)
        references Task;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_pqarjvvnwfjpeyb87yd7m0bfi
        foreign key (Reassignment_Documentation_Id)
        references Reassignment;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_o84rkh69r47ti8uv4eyj7bmo2
        foreign key (Notification_Subjects_Id)
        references Notification;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_g1trxri8w64enudw2t1qahhk5
        foreign key (Notification_Names_Id)
        references Notification;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_qoce92c70adem3ccb3i7lec8x
        foreign key (Notification_Documentation_Id)
        references Notification;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_bw8vmpekejxt1ei2ge26gdsry
        foreign key (Notification_Descriptions_Id)
        references Notification;

    alter table I18NText
        add constraint FK_21qvifarxsvuxeaw5sxwh473w
        foreign key (Deadline_Documentation_Id)
        references Deadline;

    alter table Notification
        add constraint FK_bdbeml3768go5im41cgfpyso9
        foreign key (Escalation_Notifications_Id)
        references Escalation;

    alter table Notification_BAs
        add constraint FK_mfbsnbrhth4rjhqc2ud338s4i
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Notification_BAs
        add constraint FK_fc0uuy76t2bvxaxqysoo8xts7
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Notification;

    alter table Notification_Recipients
        add constraint FK_blf9jsrumtrthdaqnpwxt25eu
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Notification_Recipients
        add constraint FK_3l244pj8sh78vtn9imaymrg47
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Notification;

    alter table Notification_email_header
        add constraint FK_ptaka5kost68h7l3wflv7w6y8
        foreign key (emailHeaders_id)
        references email_header;

    alter table Notification_email_header
        add constraint FK_eth4nvxn21fk1vnju85vkjrai
        foreign key (Notification_id)
        references Notification;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_BAs
        add constraint FK_t38xbkrq6cppifnxequhvjsl2
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_BAs
        add constraint FK_omjg5qh7uv8e9bolbaq7hv6oh
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_ExclOwners
        add constraint FK_pth28a73rj6bxtlfc69kmqo0a
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_ExclOwners
        add constraint FK_b8owuxfrdng050ugpk0pdowa7
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_PotOwners
        add constraint FK_tee3ftir7xs6eo3fdvi3xw026
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_PotOwners
        add constraint FK_4dv2oji7pr35ru0w45trix02x
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_Recipients
        add constraint FK_4g7y3wx6gnokf6vycgpxs83d6
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_Recipients
        add constraint FK_enhk831fghf6akjilfn58okl4
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_Stakeholders
        add constraint FK_met63inaep6cq4ofb3nnxi4tm
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table PeopleAssignments_Stakeholders
        add constraint FK_4bh3ay74x6ql9usunubttfdf1
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Task;

    alter table Reassignment
        add constraint FK_pnpeue9hs6kx2ep0sp16b6kfd
        foreign key (Escalation_Reassignments_Id)
        references Escalation;

    alter table Reassignment_potentialOwners
        add constraint FK_8frl6la7tgparlnukhp8xmody
        foreign key (entity_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Reassignment_potentialOwners
        add constraint FK_qbega5ncu6b9yigwlw55aeijn
        foreign key (task_id)
        references Reassignment;

    alter table Task
        add constraint FK_dpk0f9ucm14c78bsxthh7h8yh
        foreign key (taskInitiator_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Task
        add constraint FK_nh9nnt47f3l61qjlyedqt05rf
        foreign key (actualOwner_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table Task
        add constraint FK_k02og0u71obf1uxgcdjx9rcjc
        foreign key (createdBy_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table task_comment
        add constraint FK_aax378yjnsmw9kb9vsu994jjv
        foreign key (addedBy_id)
        references OrganizationalEntity;

    alter table task_comment
        add constraint FK_1ws9jdmhtey6mxu7jb0r0ufvs
        foreign key (TaskData_Comments_Id)
        references Task;

    create index IDX_Attachment_Id ON Attachment(attachedBy_id);
    create index IDX_Attachment_DataId ON Attachment(TaskData_Attachments_Id);
    create index IDX_BoolExpr_Id ON BooleanExpression(Escalation_Constraints_Id);
    create index IDX_CorrPropInfo_Id ON CorrelationPropertyInfo(correlationKey_keyId);
    create index IDX_Deadline_StartId ON Deadline(Deadlines_StartDeadLine_Id);
    create index IDX_Deadline_EndId ON Deadline(Deadlines_EndDeadLine_Id);
    create index IDX_Delegation_EntityId ON Delegation_delegates(entity_id);
    create index IDX_Delegation_TaskId ON Delegation_delegates(task_id);
    create index IDX_ErrorInfo_Id ON ErrorInfo(REQUEST_ID);
    create index IDX_Escalation_Id ON Escalation(Deadline_Escalation_Id);
    create index IDX_EventTypes_Id ON EventTypes(InstanceId);
    create index IDX_I18NText_SubjId ON I18NText(Task_Subjects_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_NameId ON I18NText(Task_Names_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_DescrId ON I18NText(Task_Descriptions_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_ReassignId ON I18NText(Reassignment_Documentation_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_NotSubjId ON I18NText(Notification_Subjects_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_NotNamId ON I18NText(Notification_Names_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_NotDocId ON I18NText(Notification_Documentation_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_NotDescrId ON I18NText(Notification_Descriptions_Id);
    create index IDX_I18NText_DeadDocId ON I18NText(Deadline_Documentation_Id);
    create index IDX_Not_EscId ON Notification(Escalation_Notifications_Id);
    create index IDX_NotBAs_Entity ON Notification_BAs(entity_id);
    create index IDX_NotBAs_Task ON Notification_BAs(task_id);
    create index IDX_NotRec_Entity ON Notification_Recipients(entity_id);
    create index IDX_NotRec_Task ON Notification_Recipients(task_id);
    create index IDX_NotEmail_Header ON Notification_email_header(emailHeaders_id);
    create index IDX_NotEmail_Not ON Notification_email_header(Notification_id);
    create index IDX_PAsBAs_Entity ON PeopleAssignments_BAs(entity_id);
    create index IDX_PAsBAs_Task ON PeopleAssignments_BAs(task_id);
    create index IDX_PAsExcl_Entity ON PeopleAssignments_ExclOwners(entity_id);
    create index IDX_PAsExcl_Task ON PeopleAssignments_ExclOwners(task_id);
    create index IDX_PAsPot_TaskEntity ON PeopleAssignments_PotOwners(task_id,entity_id);
    create index IDX_PAsRecip_Entity ON PeopleAssignments_Recipients(entity_id);
    create index IDX_PAsRecip_Task ON PeopleAssignments_Recipients(task_id);
    create index IDX_PAsStake_Entity ON PeopleAssignments_Stakeholders(entity_id);
    create index IDX_PAsStake_Task ON PeopleAssignments_Stakeholders(task_id);
    create index IDX_Reassign_Esc ON Reassignment(Escalation_Reassignments_Id);
    create index IDX_ReassignPO_Entity ON Reassignment_potentialOwners(entity_id);
    create index IDX_ReassignPO_Task ON Reassignment_potentialOwners(task_id);
    create index IDX_Task_Initiator ON Task(taskInitiator_id);
    create index IDX_Task_ActualOwner ON Task(actualOwner_id);
    create index IDX_Task_CreatedBy ON Task(createdBy_id);
    create index IDX_TaskComments_CreatedBy ON task_comment(addedBy_id);
    create index IDX_TaskComments_Id ON task_comment(TaskData_Comments_Id);

    create index IDX_Task_processInstanceId on Task(processInstanceId);
    create index IDX_Task_processId on Task(processId);
    create index IDX_Task_status on Task(status);
    create index IDX_Task_archived on Task(archived);
    create index IDX_Task_workItemId on Task(workItemId);

    create index IDX_EventTypes_element ON EventTypes(element);

    create index IDX_CMI_Context ON ContextMappingInfo(CONTEXT_ID);
    create index IDX_CMI_KSession ON ContextMappingInfo(KSESSION_ID);
    create index IDX_CMI_Owner ON ContextMappingInfo(OWNER_ID);

    create index IDX_RequestInfo_status ON RequestInfo(status);
    create index IDX_RequestInfo_timestamp ON RequestInfo(timestamp);
    create index IDX_RequestInfo_owner ON RequestInfo(owner);

    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_createdDate on BAMTaskSummary(createdDate);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_duration on BAMTaskSummary(duration);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_endDate on BAMTaskSummary(endDate);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_pInstId on BAMTaskSummary(processInstanceId);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_startDate on BAMTaskSummary(startDate);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_status on BAMTaskSummary(status);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_taskId on BAMTaskSummary(taskId);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_taskName on BAMTaskSummary(taskName);
    create index IDX_BAMTaskSumm_userId on BAMTaskSummary(userId);

    create index IDX_PInstLog_duration on ProcessInstanceLog(duration);
    create index IDX_PInstLog_end_date on ProcessInstanceLog(end_date);
    create index IDX_PInstLog_extId on ProcessInstanceLog(externalId);
    create index IDX_PInstLog_user_identity on ProcessInstanceLog(user_identity);
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Esteban Chaves to start 2020 at national championships and Tour Colombia
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Esteban Chaves (Mitchelton-Scott) will start his 2020 season at his home country at the Colombian national championships and the Tour Colombia 2.1.
Just after finishing a 2019 uninterrupted season in which he managed to bounce back after struggling with multiple viruses like the Epstein-Barr, sinus and allergy reactions, the rider wants to return to his top condition in 2020. Last season, he managed to take a win at the Giro d'Italia, and he can't wait to face the challenges of the new season.
"I'm really excited to start the new season," Chaves said. "Normally when you finish the season you want to switch off before starting to build again and after a little break, you're ready to start the new season. "The feeling during training has been good and I want to start this year with some really good results and a good taste in the mouth, especially as last year was without interruptions.
"Also, I'm really excited to start in Colombia. It will be the first time I have represented the team in my country, I've never raced as professional here in Colombia, so to start the season in Colombia will be awesome."
The rider will start at the Colombian championships that will be held on January 30 and February 2. "It will be my first national championships as a professional rider, so that will be really nice, and I want to race with the team's colours," Chaves commented.
"The circuit is a really, really tough one, it's more than 200 kilometres, it's pretty hilly and at altitude. Maybe I have a chance to go for the jersey, but there are a lot of strong riders here, with strong teams, while I will be on my own. So it's a bit of a lottery, but I will be ready and you never know."
Then, he will be for the first time at the Tour Colombia 2.1. "It's also my first time at the Tour of Colombia, and I'm pretty excited because this year the race will finish in my hometown and on my home training roads," he affirmed. "I know all of the last two stages like the back of my hand, so it's pretty exciting.
"My family and friends will be there, plus racing in the national team colours is a special feeling. I can't wait, it will be a really good experience and Colombian cycling is getting bigger every year and to be part of this generation of riders is amazing."
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Asia Citro (Author) Marion Lindsay (Illustrator)
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In the sixth book, an earthquake shakes Zoey's house. Or maybe it's a unicorn-quake? An enormous new friend arrives in a lot of pain, and it's getting worse every day. Zoey must work with her mom and Sassafras to find a cure -- and quickly!
Each story in the Zoey and Sassafras series features a new magical animal with a problem that must be solved using science. There isn't a set formula for each book; Zoey sometimes needs to run experiments, while other times she needs to investigate a mystery, and yet other times she needs to do research. Zoey models how to keep a science journal through her handwritten entries in each story. Each story is complete with a glossary of the kid-friendly definitions for scientific terms used. The series highlights child-led inquiry science and the topics covered align with both Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards.
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Asia Citro has an M.Ed in Science Education and was a classroom science teacher for many years before deciding to stay home full time after the birth of her daughter. She lives near Seattle with her wonderful husband, two awesome children, and two destructive cats. She started writing Fun at Home with Kids in February of 2013 and has since spent many late nights experimenting with new play recipes, sensory materials, and science experiments. She is the author of 150+ Screen-Free Activities for Kids: the best and easiest playtime activities from FunAtHomeWithKids.com, The Curious Kid's Science Book: 100+ Creative Hands-on Activities for Ages 4-8, A Little Bit of Dirt: 55+ Science and Art Activities to Reconnect Children with Nature, and the chapter book series Zoey and Sassafras. Her work has been featured on Apartment Therapy, The Chicago Tribune, Today, Disney Baby, MSN, King 5 TV, and Highlights, among others. To read about her most recent late night discoveries or to see more photos of her adorable kids at play, visit www.funathomewithkids.com.
Marion Lindsay has always loved stories and pictures, so it made perfect sense when she decided to become a children's book illustrator. She has been awarded the Egmont Best New Talent Award. When she's not illustrating children's books, Marion paints glass and makes jewelry. Find out more at marionlindsay.co.uk. Marion lives and works in Gloucestershire, England.
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"Concepts are explained concisely and clearly, and a short glossary provides valuable vocabulary building. The slightly larger font makes the text inviting for emerging readers, and the illustrations blend perfectly into the story. Sassafras and the dragon prove to be able sidekicks in the vein of Disney characters...while this book is a natural fit for STEM collections, it deserves a place in all libraries serving young readers." -- School Library Journal
..".Citro gracefully balances her story's scientific and fantasy elements." -- Publishers Weekly
..".the imaginative premise and the incorporation of STEM elements make this an attractive and engaging choice." -- Booklist
..".tales for young audiences that model the scientific method are nice to see." -- Kirkus Reviews
..".a delightful beginning reader. I will definitely recommend this to kids and I look forward to the other books in this series." -- Mel Barnes, University Bookstore
"Zoey and Sassafras are our heroes! My kids love unravelling their mysterious circumstance, and they even made their own "thinking goggles." Zoey is an awesome role model." -- Megan Lingo, Reading Teacher and Educational Therapist at Chickadee Lit
"Citro takes the "girl helping animals" trope of beginning chapters to a whole new level. Filled with scientific language and experiments, including a helpful glossary,
Zoey is encouraged to make mistakes, fail, and get up and keep trying. There's no lack of child appeal either; both boys and girls will delight in the magical creatures
and brisk storytelling and will be eager to try some of their own scientific experimentation, even if they can't find a dragon!"-- Jennifer Wharton, Jean Little Library
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Anita Heiss is one of Australia's most prolific Aboriginal authors. She's penned a dozen books and has another three on the way. But she still has unfinished business when it comes to Australian literature.
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The unlikely story of how Anita Heiss' parents fell in love is a topic of great intrigue whenever the writer travels to Austria.
"Mum is from an Aboriginal mission in Cowra," says Heiss. "She was 29 when she got the right to vote. My father came from a little village in Austria with hardly any education. He couldn't even speak English when he met my mum."
Her parents, Joe and Elsie, had "absolutely nothing" in common except for a shared work ethic, family values and the fact that they were both considered outsiders. Yet, after a first date watching a Greek movie which neither could understand, then persistent courting efforts by Joe, love conquered.
"This is why I'm still single at 47," Heiss laughs. "Because I want that kind of love story!"
The art of storytelling runs thick in Heiss' veins. She has written a dozen books, from novels to memoirs and historical fiction, and has another three due for publishing within the next 12 months. The first will be a novel for adolescents about an Aboriginal boy growing up in the small New South Wales town of Cowra.
Harry's Secret explores challenges that any Australian kid will be familiar with – he's scared of sharing his artistic talents because he doesn't want to be judged by other students. The reason for writing the story, says Heiss, was simple.
"It's not rocket science," she says. "We need books to inspire young boys to read, particularly young Koori (Aboriginal) lads.
"But these books aren't just to appeal to Aboriginal boys. What I'm trying to do is make it so it's not a separatist kind of story. It involves a common story that young kids all around the country can relate to. They all have the same fears."
Establishing connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians has been a driving force throughout Heiss' career. She is never one to skirt around uncomfortable issues. Instead, she leaps in with fiery, considered precision, shedding light on the positive stories unfolding in Australia's Indigenous communities.
AM I BLACK ENOUGH FOR YOU?
In her intimate memoir Am I Black Enough For You?, Heiss tackles issues of skin colour, identity and what it means to be an Aboriginal Australian in the 21st century.
"I felt compelled to provide a resource to simplify what is for many people a very complex issue," says Heiss.
"Thirty-two per cent of our Indigenous people live in urban areas. We are managers, writers, youth workers, teachers, and we contribute to society every day. Through all of my writing, I'm trying to find what connects us as an Australian community, rather than what disconnects us."
It is an honest, fierce read that is laced with Heiss' wit and dry humour. She was awarded the 2012 Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Indigenous Writing and was a finalist in the Human Rights Awards Media for non-fiction writing for her efforts.
Heiss is grateful for Joe and Elsie's determination to make education a priority for their children. She was the first person from her family to go to university and she's now an Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology Sydney's Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning. One of her proudest moments was when she became the first Aboriginal person to graduate from the University of Western Sydney with a PhD.
Heiss is an ambassador for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and she'll be again running in this year's Sunshine Coast half marathon in Queensland to raise money for the cause. It will be her fifth half marathon.
"Literacy is essential to Aboriginal people's self-determination," says Heiss.
"If we cannot read, we cannot make the decisions that inevitably impact on our lives. Self-determination requires each of us to have the literacy to have the power to make our own decisions and control our own futures. Only when we are self-determined as individuals will we be self-determined as a nation of peoples."
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH LITERACY AND EDUCATION
Through her work as an Indigenous literacy ambassador, Heiss takes this message of empowerment to schools around Australia, where she trains educators and encourages students to dream big.
Passionate about helping teachers introduce more Indigenous stories into classrooms, she feels encouraged by a similar focus in the current restructure of Australia's national school curriculum.
"I go into classrooms now and I say to them that the only chore they really have is to decide what they want to do, because these students are surrounded by amazing staff and support," says Heiss.
Heiss dreams of a future where Indigenous children have the opportunities that the majority of Australian kids have – access to equal education, good schools and good teachers – and the capacity to follow their wildest dreams.
"I work with Koori children in Sydney who want to be engineers, astronauts, business owners, football players… all this at the age of 12!" says Heiss.
"They've all thought about what they want to do. That's why things like books and access to the internet is so important. It gives kids the capacity to dream beyond what happens within a community."
Heiss draws on her own experience when she talks about dreaming big. Some of her most successful novels including Paris Dreaming and Manhattan Dreaming (which have both won Deadly Awards for their contribution to literature) are set in cities Heiss herself loves visiting for speaking events and writers' festivals.
"There is so much interest around the world in Aboriginal Australia," says Heiss.
"I was in Vienna recently to do some events for the Australian embassy and I gave a lecture on Aboriginal children's literature at the University of Vienna. I also gave a talk at the ESSL museum in Austria, which is home to one of Europe's largest private collections of Indigenous artwork. It was extraordinary!"
Heiss' deep-seated passion and workaholic tendencies drive her to write more, travel more and tell anyone who will listen about the importance of Aboriginal literacy.
"Rather than 'Indigenous writing' being seen as a niche area, I'd like to see it become more integrated... that the contribution we make is recognised as 'Australian literature'."
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The controversial blueprint for St Albans' future development has been approved for submission to the government.
St Albans district council (SADC) have approved its draft Local Plan, outlining where 15,000 new houses and related infrastructure will be built in the district before 2036.
Much of the land sacrificed to development is classified as Green Belt and near the boundary with Dacorum Borough Council.
A meeting of the SADC cabinet on Thursday, March 21 has now agreed to send it to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, James Brokenshire.
He will appoint an examiner, who is likely to hold a public hearing later this year to decide if the Local Plan is legal and therefore "sound". If it passes this stage, it will need to be adopted by SADC before it comes into force.
A previous document, the Strategic Local Plan, was thrown out of High Court in 2017 after problems with neighbouring boroughs meant the document was "unsound".
SADC leader Cllr Alec Campbell said: "The production of a Local Plan is one of the most challenging and complex tasks that a council has to undertake.
SADC has also made an ever-evolving Infrastructure Delivery Plan to assess the major facilities needed for new developments, including roads, walking and cycling paths, public transport, schools, health clinics and recreational open spaces.
She described the Infrastructure Delivery Plan, which includes 14 new primaries and three secondaries, as "a fluid document that will constantly be assessed and updated in the years to come as it becomes clearer exactly what is needed".


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Sadler"s Wells Ballet
Clarke, Mary
a history and an appreciation
by Clarke, Mary
Published 1955 by Macmillan in New York .
Royal Ballet.
Statement by Mary Clarke.
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Sadler's Wells Theatre is a performing arts venue in London. The present-day theatre is the sixth on the site since It consists of two performance spaces: a 1, seat main auditorium and. Ballet. sadler's wells ballet book carnaval, le spectre de la roseand les sylphides edited by arnold l. excellent condition visual inspection not played. Details: sadlers, wells, postcard, shipping, paypal, michael, somes, photo, john, vickers.
Sadler's Wells has established itself as the world's premier venue dedicated to international dance, with a stellar programme of shows productions throughout the year. Boasting world-class facilities, its fully equipped modern dance studios are home to a number of City Academy's Dance, Musical Theatre, and Business courses. The Sadler's Wells has a capacity of seats, including seats in the Stalls, seats in the First Circle and seats in the Second Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view seat reviews and photos of views from seat. Sadler's Wells is located in Angel, Islington and dates back to the late 's. In , it was /5().
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Please Note: Sadler's Wells, Lillian Baylis Studio and The Peacock theatre are all closed up until 8 June You can still book tickets online. Should you wish to contact us directly about making a booking or further information during this time, please email [email protected] and a member of the ticket office team will get in.
The spectacular new dance-theatre show from triple Olivier Award nominee, Kate Prince to the iconic hits of music superstar, Sting. Alina at Sadler's Wells. 20 - 23 Feb The incandescent ballerina brings a programme of new work and existing classics, and special guests including Johan Kobborg.
Phoenix Dance Theatre. 26 & 27 March Sadler's Wells, London, United Kingdom. likes 6, talking about thiswere here. The world's No.1 venue dedicated to international dance - /5(K).
A Dream of Sadler's Wells book. Read 41 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Veronica, newly orphaned, longs to study ballet but inste /5. The Royal Ballet is an internationally renowned classical ballet company, based at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London, largest of the five major ballet companies in Great Britain, the Royal Ballet was founded in by Dame Ninette de Valois, it became the resident ballet company of the Royal Opera House in and was granted a royal charter in Founder: Dame Ninette de Valois.
Sadler's Wells Ballet by Clarke, The Sadlers Wells Theatre Ballet. Hugh Fisher (Edited by) Published by Adam and Charles Black () Dispatched, from the UK, within 48 hours of ordering. This book is in good condition but will show signs of previous ownership. Please expect some creasing to the spine and/or minor damage to the cover.
Sadler's Wells Ballet. 60 likes. Formed inthe Sadler's Wells Ballet was famous for such exceptional dancers as Margot Fonteyn, Moira Shearer and Followers: Unfortunately comprehensive archives prior to may have been lost to fire. We are looking to make these histories as complete as possible and if you have details of productions and dates which came to London Sadler's Wells we'd love to hear from you.
Sadler's Wells Theatre is a performing arts venue in Clerkenwell, London, England located on Rosebery Avenue next to New River present-day theatre is the sixth on the site since It consists of two performance spaces: a 1,seat main auditorium and the Lilian Baylis Studio, with extensive rehearsal rooms and technical facilities also housed within the s: Rosebery Avenue, Clerkenwell.
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Additional Physical Format: Online version: Fisher, Hugh. Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet. New York: Pitman, [?] (OCoLC) Document Type: Book. (A Dream of Sadlers Wells) It's hard to believe, but Veronica Weston takes the lead in only two of Lorna Hill's Sadlers Wells books.
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Royal Ballet, English ballet company and school. The founders of the Sadler's Wells Ballet were Lilian Baylis and Ninette de Valois established a ballet school in London inthe same year that Baylis, the director of the Old Vic Theatre, engaged her to stage incidental dances for operas and plays.
When Baylis took over as director of the Sadler's Wells Theatre in. She championed the development of a ballet company and bySadler's Wells theatre was being used exclusively for dance and opera.
The fifth theatre, which opened inwas pulled down inand work began on the current building which opened on Octo with a performance by the Ballet Rambert Company. Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake Sadler's Wells, London Now firmly established as a modern day classic, this iconic production is perhaps best-known for replacing the traditional female corps de ballet with a menacing male ensemble.
A History and an Appreciation this does for the British group what Serge Lifar's recent A History of Russian Ballet (Roy, p. ) did for the Ballets Russes. Deeply probing in her analysis of what has happened since the Sadler's Wells architects, (Ninette de Valois, Frederick Ashton and Constant Lambert) planned the future Mary Clarke spends ample space discussing the music, the.
As a newcomer to ballet I visited Sadlers Wells for the first time in and I loved it. In January I saw my third Matthew Bourne production, The Red Shoes.
Stunning, Fantastic, Brilliant i /5().To book, call the Ticket Office on or book online. Sadler's Wells wins FEDORA prize 7th June News ballet, FEDORA, prize, William Forsythe.Rambert return to Sadler's Wells with Ghost Dances as part of mixed programme, Two, on 6 – 10 November.
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Brexit: Corbyn feels the heat as Sir Kevin Barron pledges to back deal
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Jeremy Corbyn is under fresh pressure over Brexit after another Labour MP said that he would back Theresa May's deal, and left-wing supporters stepped up their campaign for a second referendum.
Sir Kevin Barron, who represents Rother Valley in South Yorkshire, said the withdrawal agreement was not perfect but that his reservations were "far outweighed" by the risk of no deal.
Leaving the EU without an arrangement with Brussels would hit people in the north and the manufacturing industry harder, he said in an article for The Times Red Box. He also criticised Labour and Conservative MPs pushing for another Brexit referendum.
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Four decades on, Amazon TV's 'Good Girls Revolt' feels like today
"Good Girls Revolt" is set in 1969, just as the women's movement was taking off in the United States, but the creators of the new Amazon Studios TV show say it could not feel more current.
Set in a newsroom whose female researchers sue for equal employment rights, the series lands in the midst of a national conversation about sexism and sexual harassment that has dominated the final weeks of the U.S. presidential campaign.
"It's all like some horrible, acid flashback for me," said Lynda Obst, executive producer on the show, which debuts on Amazon's streaming platform on Friday.
Obst, a former journalist who lived through women's liberation in the 1970s, said multiple allegations of groping by Republican White House contender Donald Trump and his lewd language about women in a recently leaked 2005 tape, felt "like the worst day at work in 1969."
"I think it's kind of wonderful that the TV show gets to show you what it was like in the workplace back then … and at the same time show that in some terrible way our presidential candidate exhibits the same behavior," she said.
Trump has denied accusations of inappropriate conduct made by at least 11 women. "Good Girls Revolt" is inspired by a landmark sexual discrimination case brought against Newsweek magazine in 1970 by women researchers who were barred from working as reporters, all of whom were men.
It also explores how women's liberation upended notions of marriage, career, motherhood, sex and workplace relationships between men and women. If that sounds like "Mad Men" for journalists, it is not the intention, said the show's creator, Dana Calvo.
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Calvo hopes that the series will demonstrate that "nobody needs to give you permission to change the world, that you can take little steps."
"I don't think a day went by on the set when we didn't think how far we (women) had come, and how much we still have to do" she said.
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The hype for Season 8 is enormous, so lead game designer Daniel Z Klein decided to answer fan queries in the Apex Legends subreddit. A few players touched upon the topic of hitboxes in their questions.
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However, I take the time to write an answer, because it reminded me of the interesting work of regretted Jacques Hébert.
I tried to look it up at the Internet address I referenced in my first Bridges paper "Amazing Labyrinths", and didn't find it back: completely erased on the Internet… I started to get nervous about this, and found again your paper on the St Omer labyrinth,, the one where I discovered your tremendous work, and where I wrote my first answer to your blog. Then the miracle why I write now : the preceding reader of your article had retrieved another source for Hébert's work, AND IT STILL WORKS !
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I was considering to add a paragraph on Hébert's 20 canonical labyrinths, but finally did not do so. This because I didn't have them available and also couldn't find them on the internet. Further, I don't remember exactly the details of his work. Also it would have reached far beyond the main subject of my post.
Lo and behold: Example 1 is my type Auxerre!
Among his 20 canonical labyrinths there are also uninteresting examples, here examples 2 and 20. And there are more than the six very interesting labyrinths I show in my post.
Furthermore this brings us to a next issue: Hébert calls example 1 "The authentic Sens labyrinth". So, like Craig Wright and Jeff Sawart (my two references you don't have), he feels this is the true design of the labyrinth formerly laid in Sens cathedral, and not the one depicted in Kern. However, Myers Shelton found: "neither of the two received designs of the vanished labyrinth in Sens cathedral has enough historical support to be accepted as the historically correct one". [Myers Shelton. The True Design of Sens. Caerdroia 2009; 39: 28-32.]. I agree with this conclusion and therefore do not speculate which might have been the true example of Sens. Hence I left the naming unchanged and just named the newly discovered example after the site where it was sourced from: Auxerre.


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