osquery-1/specs/darwin/smc_keys.table

table_name("smc_keys")
description("Apple's system management controller keys.")
schema([
    Column("key", TEXT, "4-character key", additional=True, index=True),
    Column("type", TEXT, "SMC-reported type literal type"),
    Column("size", INTEGER, "Reported size of data in bytes"),
    Column("value", TEXT, "A type-encoded representation of the key value"),
    Column("hidden", INTEGER, "1 if this key is normally hidden, otherwise 0"),
])
implementation("smc_keys@genSMCKeys")
examples([
  "select * from smc_keys where key = 'MOJO'",
])
Add an smc_keys table for OS X 2016-01-09 22:35:26 +00:00			`table_name("smc_keys")`
			`description("Apple's system management controller keys.")`
			`schema([`
Use SQLite 3.14.0 to support LIKE and EQUALS (#2137) This commit bumps the third-party SQLite to the 3.14.0 pre-release (18:59). With 3.14.0 the LIKE and EQUALS constraint operators may be mixed within a query. Previously these would fail to produce a valid set. As part of the support, each virtual table should choose to bypass rowid-based deduplication using the new "WITHOUT ROWID" create table epilog. This will be appended to the schema if the table defines a PRIMARY KEY using index=True. 2016-06-06 16:36:53 +00:00			`Column("key", TEXT, "4-character key", additional=True, index=True),`
Add an smc_keys table for OS X 2016-01-09 22:35:26 +00:00			`Column("type", TEXT, "SMC-reported type literal type"),`
			`Column("size", INTEGER, "Reported size of data in bytes"),`
			`Column("value", TEXT, "A type-encoded representation of the key value"),`
			`Column("hidden", INTEGER, "1 if this key is normally hidden, otherwise 0"),`
			`])`
			`implementation("smc_keys@genSMCKeys")`
			`examples([`
			`"select * from smc_keys where key = 'MOJO'",`
			`])`