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| From: | Sherzod Ruzmetov | Date: | February 8 2003 4:28pm |
| Subject: | RE: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | ||
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: SYNOPSIS:
:
: Wondering if anyone knows of, or has built, or is
: interested in building
: a program that will take two .sql schema dumps (one new
: and one old) and
: create the ALTER / CREATE TABLE syntax to make the old
: one look like the
: new one. It should work in such a way that it doesn't
: matter if the
: table's schema are in the same order or not.
:
I actually tried to develop something of that sort, but parsing mysql
statements accurately
turned out to be a little more complex than I initially expected. Didn't
want to spend
too much time than I was willing to. So I quit.
Sherzod
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Daevid Vincent | 7 Feb |
| • Re: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Insanely Great | 8 Feb |
| • RE: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Sherzod Ruzmetov | 8 Feb |
| • Re: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Zak Greant | 8 Feb |
| • Re: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Karam Chand | 9 Feb |
| • RE: Is there a SQL/diff program out there? | Lance Lovette | 12 Feb |
