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For one-time dump of everything, that would work fine. For keeping in sync regularly, look at Dolt (google "git for data" for more solutions like this one, ther
by fiedzia 3y ago
For one-time dump of everything, that would work fine. For keeping in sync regularly, look at Dolt (google "git for data" for more solutions like this one, there are a few already).
- ceritium 3y agoHi, I didn't know about Dolt, it looks interesting, but probably it's more complex and has more features than I was thinking. In the end, for the idea of generating a dump of the customer data, I don't need all the "git" features. I suggest using SQLite instead of the typical XML or JSON because SQLite is ready to be queried and easy to generate. On SQLite, you can even store attachments b64 encoded. It will make it bigger and slower, but not so slow as trying to read a JSON or XML with the attachments inlined.
- jdougan 3y agoI keep reading that name as "Do It"