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-- New: Linking table using modern foreign key constraints CREATE TABLE tecdoc_link_articles_vehicles ( vehicle_id INT, generic_article_id BIGINT, linking_target_type TINYINT, PRIMARY KEY ( vehicle_id , generic_article_id ), FOREIGN KEY ( vehicle_id ) REFERENCES tecdoc_vehicles ( id ) ON DELETE CASCADE ) ENGINE=InnoDB;

import mysql.connector from xml.etree import ElementTree as ET tecdoc mysql new

CREATE TABLE fitments ( id BIGINT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, part_id BIGINT, vehicle_id BIGINT, quantity SMALLINT, INDEX idx_vehicle_part (vehicle_id, part_id), FOREIGN KEY (part_id) REFERENCES parts(id), FOREIGN KEY (vehicle_id) REFERENCES vehicles(id) ); -- New: Linking table using modern foreign key

The TecDoc database is incredibly large. A standard MySQL installation on a shared hosting environment will likely crash. You need a dedicated server (VPS) with high RAM allocation and optimized my.cnf configurations to handle the queries. The key takeaway

The key takeaway? The "new" architecture isn't just an upgrade; it's a complete overhaul of how the data engine runs.

However, note that TecAlliance does not provide official support for MySQL. You must rely on the community tools outlined in this article or hire a specialist integrator.