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Hello, I'm at the exploratory stage and will ultimately need support for these three- do you have a preference on how I should submit patches?
Also, I am in the market for a stochastic schema generator to test and make sure the pipeline works from beginning to end. For example, start with a two-table database with a foreign key reference, then upgrade to a compound key, test different indexing/triggers, and so on. Are you aware of any such test rig? Thanks!
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Thanks for your interest and willingness to contribute! Adding support for a new DB should be easy. Just create a subclass of BaseConnector, and make sure the appropriate PEP249 compliant driver is installed.
How to submit patches: Just fork the repo, create a commit with support for a new RDBMS, and create a pull request :) Preferably one PR per RDBMS. Also update the setup.py if possible, to make it easy for users to install Cornet with support for a specific database.
As for your second question: I don't have an answer to that :) To be honest, I don't even understand exactly what you mean by "stochastic schema generator". Cornet is just a tool to make using Sqoop a lot simpler :)
Hello, I'm at the exploratory stage and will ultimately need support for these three- do you have a preference on how I should submit patches?
Also, I am in the market for a stochastic schema generator to test and make sure the pipeline works from beginning to end. For example, start with a two-table database with a foreign key reference, then upgrade to a compound key, test different indexing/triggers, and so on. Are you aware of any such test rig? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: