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CREATE TABLE auditor_historic_denomination_revenue
  (denom_pub_hash BYTEA PRIMARY KEY CHECK (LENGTH(denom_pub_hash)=64)
  ,revenue_timestamp INT8 NOT NULL
  ,revenue_balance taler_amount NOT NULL
  ,loss_balance taler_amount NOT NULL
  );
COMMENT ON TABLE auditor_historic_denomination_revenue
  IS 'Table with historic profits; basically, when a denom_pub has expired and everything associated with it is garbage collected, the final profits end up in here; note that the denom_pub here is not a foreign key, we just keep it as a reference point.';
COMMENT ON COLUMN auditor_historic_denomination_revenue.denom_pub_hash
  IS 'hash of the denomination public key that created this revenue';
COMMENT ON COLUMN auditor_historic_denomination_revenue.revenue_timestamp
  IS 'when was this revenue realized (by the denomination public key expiring)';
COMMENT ON COLUMN auditor_historic_denomination_revenue.revenue_balance
  IS 'the sum of all of the profits we made on the denomination except for withdraw fees (which are in historic_reserve_revenue); so this includes the deposit, melt and refund fees';
COMMENT ON COLUMN auditor_historic_denomination_revenue.loss_balance
  IS 'the sum of all of the losses we made on the denomination (for example, because the signing key was compromised and thus we redeemed coins we never issued); of course should be zero in practice in most cases';