currently the reveng asks the database for all tables and then we filter them via table-filter's.
This works fine, but have a big performance penalty for large db's; we should add a way for the user to specify which schema(s) we should lookup .
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Max Rydahl Andersen March 5, 2006 at 9:18 AM
updated in svn so it is match-* instead to align with the other attributes that has .* behavior.
e.g. <schema-selection match-catalog="PUBLIC." match-schema="OVRTEST" match-table="."/>
Max Rydahl Andersen March 3, 2006 at 12:51 PM
added first version to svn:
<!-- a empty one is valid and means select everything without considering schema/catalog/table (the default in none specified at all)--> <schema-selection/>
<!-- Only for something matching in schema OVRTEST --> <schema-selection schema="OVRTEST"/>
<!-- Only for something matching in catalog UBERCATALOG and schema OVRTEST --> <schema-selection catalog="UBERCATALOG" schema="OVRTEST"/>
<!-- .* is valid, will be translated into % --> <schema-selection catalog="PUBLIC." schema="OVRTEST" table="."/>
currently the reveng asks the database for all tables and then we filter them via table-filter's.
This works fine, but have a big performance penalty for large db's; we should add a way for the user to specify which schema(s) we should lookup .