Where does drupal 7 store actual content in a database?

Question

I opened the drupal 7 database and looked in the tables node , node_revisions and node types and could not find where drupal stores the actual body node (content).
Somebody knows?

Answer 1

Oh, I just found. In D7, they implemented fields that allow you to customize the fields in the content. Thus, the node body is considered simply a field, and its value is now stored in the field_revision_body table (in D7) instead of node_revision (in D6).

If you link to any links to the drupal database structure that would be helpful.

Thanks for reading.

Answer 2

In Drupal 7, all fields in the base table are known as properties, such as title, author_id, current_time_stamp, etc. All other fields, such as the image of the body and many others that you create, are stored in other tables. In fact, Drupal creates a separate table for each field in the database and saves the primary key of the package of objects (article, base page) in this field table as a foreign key. Basically, Drupal makes two tables for each field 1: for storing data (field_data_ [name_of_field]) and 2: for checking (field_revision_ [name_of_field]).