Event (FQL)

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[edit] Description

The FQL event table. Query this table to return information about an event.

To structure your query, use the table name (event in this case) in the FROM clause. The items in the Name column correspond to columns in the table that can be referenced in the SELECT and WHERE clauses.

In order to make your query indexable, the WHERE in your query should contain an = or IN clause for the eid column.

The See Also section lists API functions that work on similar data; their documentation pages contain additional information about the contents of the column and example FQL queries.


[edit] Columns

IndexableNameTypeDescription
* eid int The ID of the event being queried.
name string The name of the event being queried.
tagline string The tagline or summary of the event being queried.
nid int The network ID of the event being queried.
pic_small string The URL to the small-sized profile picture for the user being queried. The image can have a maximum width of 50px and a maximum height of 150px. This URL may be blank.
pic_big string The URL to the largest-sized profile picture for the user being queried. The image can have a maximum width of 200px and a maximum height of 600px. This URL may be blank.
pic string The URL to the medium-sized profile picture for the user being queried. The image can have a maximum width of 100px and a maximum height of 300px. This URL may be blank.
host string The name of the host of the event being queried.
description string The description of the event being queried.
event_type string The category of the event being queried.
event_subtype string The event type for the event being queried.
start_time string The starting date and time of the event being queried.
end_time string The ending date and time of the event being queried.
creator int The user ID of the creator of the event being queried.
update_time string The time that the event being queried was last updated.
location string The location of the event being queried.
venue string The venue where the event being queried is being held.


[edit] See Also