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Can sqlsynthgen work with two different schemas | ||
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Can SqlSynthGen work with two different schemas? | ||
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sqlsynthgen can only work with a single source schema and a single destination schema at a time. However, you can choose for the destination schema to have a different name to the source schema by setting the DST_SCHEMA environment variable. | ||
SqlSynthGen can only work with a single source schema and a single destination schema at a time. | ||
However, you can choose for the destination schema to have a different name to the source schema by setting the DST_SCHEMA environment variable. | ||
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Which DBMSs does SqlSynthGen support? | ||
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* SqlSynthGen most fully supports **PostgresSQL**, which it uses for its end-to-end functional tests. | ||
* SqlSynthGen also supports **MariaDB** with one exception: you cannot use source statistics (i.e. the ``make-stats`` command). | ||
* SqlSynthGen *might*, work with **SQLite** but this is largely untested. | ||
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Please open a GitHub issue if you would like to see support for another DBMS. |