"Generate and run SQL create statements" - a software that allows users to quickly create a set of SQL statements and execute them for efficient database management.
DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema is a Perl module that enables users to create and execute a set of SQL create statements. This module is designed to be used in conjunction with DBIx::Admin::BackupRestore V 1.07's sub get_column_names(), which can be called after running that module's sub backup.
To utilize DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema, users can pass a hashref of tables and columns per table to the module which will then create the necessary SQL create statements and execute them. The module is written in pure Perl and any pre-existing tables with the same name will be dropped before creating the new ones. It is important to ensure that backups are up-to-date before executing this module.
It is worth noting that DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema is a mindless module in that all columns in all tables are given the same type, 'not null' option, and default value. The output produced by this module can be useful when the create statements used to create the original schema on a target platform are not available. For instance, users can utilize this module when they want to dump data from MS Access into Postgres under GNU/Linux.
To use DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema, users can call the module in their Perl script and pass arguments such as 'dbh', 'not_null', 'schema', 'type', and 'verbose'. The module will then create the necessary SQL statements and execute them as needed.
To utilize DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema, users can pass a hashref of tables and columns per table to the module which will then create the necessary SQL create statements and execute them. The module is written in pure Perl and any pre-existing tables with the same name will be dropped before creating the new ones. It is important to ensure that backups are up-to-date before executing this module.
It is worth noting that DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema is a mindless module in that all columns in all tables are given the same type, 'not null' option, and default value. The output produced by this module can be useful when the create statements used to create the original schema on a target platform are not available. For instance, users can utilize this module when they want to dump data from MS Access into Postgres under GNU/Linux.
To use DBIx::Admin::CreateTrivialSchema, users can call the module in their Perl script and pass arguments such as 'dbh', 'not_null', 'schema', 'type', and 'verbose'. The module will then create the necessary SQL statements and execute them as needed.
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