snapshot_comments

2 rows where snapshot_pk = 87

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comment_pk ▼ snapshot_pk ordinal complaint_id mobile_number comment_timestamp status_text posted_by remarks raw_comment_json
138 87 87 1 101255052508 - 2025-01-10T05:05:27Z - Call Centre Satisfied {"id": "101255052508", "mobile_number": "-", "posted_by": "Call Centre", "remarks": "Satisfied", "status": "-", "time_stamp": "10-JAN-2025 10:35:27"}
139 87 87 2 101255052508 9989930662 2025-01-03T06:13:19Z Attended By Officer M.A. Quadeer As per Regd.Dockt.no.4405 of 2024, the property is on two names. But whereas, the applicant has applied on one name only. Hence Rejected. {"id": "101255052508", "mobile_number": "9989930662", "posted_by": "M.A. Quadeer", "remarks": "As per Regd.Dockt.no.4405 of 2024, the property is on two names. But whereas, the applicant has applied on one name only. Hence Rejected.", "status": "Attended By Officer", "time_stamp": "03-JAN-2025 11:43:19"}

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CREATE TABLE snapshot_comments (
    comment_pk INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
    snapshot_pk INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES complaint_snapshots(snapshot_pk) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    ordinal INTEGER NOT NULL,
    complaint_id TEXT NOT NULL,
    mobile_number TEXT NOT NULL,
    comment_timestamp TEXT NOT NULL,
    status_text TEXT NOT NULL,
    posted_by TEXT NOT NULL,
    remarks TEXT NOT NULL,
    raw_comment_json TEXT NOT NULL,
    UNIQUE(snapshot_pk, ordinal)
);