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sqlcodegen is brilliant. I used it to document a 1000-table db, and then added autogenerated docstrings for each table with # of rows/columns, list of the colu
by stevesimmons 7y ago
sqlcodegen is brilliant.
I used it to document a 1000-table db, and then added autogenerated docstrings for each table with # of rows/columns, list of the column names, and the contents of its first and last 5 rows.
This was invaluable in understanding a decade of legacy system development...