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NAME

6       sqlt - convert SQL schema using SQL::Translator
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SYNOPSIS

9       For help:
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11         sqlt -h⎪--help
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13       For a list of all parsers and producers:
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15         sqlt -l⎪--list
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17       To translate a schema:
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19         sqlt -f⎪--from⎪--parser MySQL
20              -t⎪--to⎪--producer Oracle
21              [options]
22              file [file2 ...]
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24         General Options:
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26           -d⎪--debug         Print debug info
27           -v⎪--validate      Validate the schema
28           --version          Show the version of SQL::Translator
29           --trace            Print parser trace info
30           --show-warnings    Print warnings to STDERR
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32         DBI Parser Options:
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34           --dsn              DSN for connecting to database
35                              (see also --use-same-auth below)
36           --db-user          Database user
37           --db-password      Database password
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39         xSV Parser Options:
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41           --fs               The field separator
42           --rs               The record separator
43           --no-trim          Don't trim whitespace on fields
44           --no-scan          Don't scan fields for data types and sizes
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46         MySQL Parser Options:
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48           --mysql-parser-version  Target MySQL parser version for dealing with
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51         General Producer Options
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53           --producer-db-user   Database user for producer
54           --producer-db-pass   Database password for producer
55           --producer-dsn       DSN for producer
56           --use-same-auth      Use these DSN, user, password for producer output
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58         DB Producer Options:
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60           --add-drop-table   Add 'DROP TABLE' statements before creates
61           --quote-table-names  Quote all table names in statements
62           --quote-field-names  Qjuote all field names in statements
63           --no-comments      Don't include comments in SQL output
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65         Diagram Producer Options:
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67           --imap-file        Filename to put image map data
68           --imap-url         URL to use for image map
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70         Dumper Producer Options:
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72           --skip             Comma-separated list of tables to skip
73           --skiplike         Regex for tables to skip
74           --add-truncate     Add "TRUNCATE TABLE" statements for each table
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76         HTML/POD Producer Options:
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78           --pretty           Use CGI::Pretty for the output
79           --title            Title of schema
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81         TTSchema Producer Options:
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83           --template             The path to the template
84           --tt-var var=value     Pass extra variables to the template
85           --tt-conf option=value Pass extra config options to Template
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87         XML-SQLFairy Producer Options:
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89           --add-prefix       Use an explicit namespace prefix of 'sqlf:'
90           --prefix=<p>       Use the namespace prefix given as argument.
91           --no-newlines      Write the XML as a single line.
92           --indent=<n>       Use <n> characters of whitespace to indent the XML.
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94         ClassDBI Producer Options:
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DESCRIPTION

99       This script is part of the SQL Fairy project.  It will try to convert
100       any source file for which it has a grammar into any format for which it
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103       If using "show-warnings," be sure to redirect STDERR to a separate
104       file.  In bash, you could do this:
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106           $ sql_translator.pl -f MySQL -t PostgreSQL --show-warnings \
107              file.sql 1>out 2>err
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109       You can specify a parser or producer located in any module that Perl
110       knows about, allowing you to easily substitute your own.
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AUTHOR

113       Ken Youens-Clark <kclark@cpan.org>, darren chamberlain <dar‐
114       ren@cpan.org>.
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