westonOG

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by westonOG 2y ago
LOL, thanks for the feedback. I see what you are saying. I need to say what version I've tried it against. I have not tried it against any of the MariaDB variants, so more than likely it won't work with those.
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Show HN: SQL Simulator – Create Subsetted Databases in Docker or K8s(tribalknowledge.tech)
36 points by westonOG 2y ago|3 comments
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by westonOG 3y ago
In enterprise environments this is pretty common. I've worked at places with over 100 developers and 30 testers. So you have a situation with hundreds if not thousands of databases and then multiple schemas in each database. So imag
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by westonOG 3y ago
Oh I see. Got it.
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by westonOG 3y ago
Don't worry I have a thick skin. It's better for people to tell me what they don't like or if there is a better way to do something than to say they like the product when they really don't. The really nifty thing with
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by westonOG 3y ago
OK, Thanks for the info. I will keep that in mind.
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by westonOG 3y ago
Thanks for responding. I apologize for the confusion, but part of that is because I am just learning how to market this product. So, SQL Simulator is a feature of both Ratifier and Kulvert. Ratifier is meant to be a data validation or QA
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by westonOG 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I use Java to do the static code analysis, C# for the front end and DB connections. One of the biggest issues I've had is trying to explain what it does and how it does it. If I say too much I scare people a
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by westonOG 3y ago
You are correct. But if someone ran that DML in production it would have the same effect but worse. I am thinking of ways to reduce this issue in the future. I have not settled on a solution just yet.
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by westonOG 3y ago
Hi, Thanks for you response. Here are my responses to your responses "tool is closed source" I am open to changing to open source but I do not understand the business model yet. "tool is windows executable" I created m
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by westonOG 3y ago
Out of curiosity, What kind of marketing have you done so far?
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by westonOG 3y ago
Thank you for your feedback. I added it to my comment. Where else should I add this information?
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by westonOG 3y ago
OK, Thank you for the feedback. How much traction have you been able to get for your project so far?
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by westonOG 3y ago
How does this work when you need to test your script against multiple databases and multiple schemas? Is this for an enterprise size application?
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by westonOG 3y ago
Hi, I appreciate the feedback. Which page are you referring to that has stock photos? I am not exactly sure what I need to show people. This program does a lot of batch processing and most of the questions I get are usually related to h
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by westonOG 3y ago
Hi, thanks for responding. This tool automates the tasks you stated in your comment. Instead of having to write specialty code every time you need to test your sqls you can click a button and have the tool set up it up for you. Also w
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Show HN: SQL Dry Runs with SQL Simulator(tribalknowledge.tech)
45 points by westonOG 3y ago|28 comments