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Libgda simple example
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Description:
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The example in this directory illustrate how to use a GdaTree to display the database structure
in a hierarchical way:
* a top level node is created for each schema in the database (here there is only the "main" schema)
* below each schema nodes are created for each table in the schema
* a top level node is created for each table visible by default (here all the tables)
* below each node representing a table, nodes are created for each column in the table.
This organization is illustrated in the GdaTree introduction in the documentation.
Compiling and running:
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To compile (make sure Libgda is installed prior to this):
> make
and to run:
> ./example
Output:
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Running should produce the following output:
Updating meta store...done
.
|-- main
| |-- categories
| | |-- categoryname
| | `-- id
| |-- customers
| | |-- city
| | |-- country
| | |-- default_served_by
| | |-- name
| | `-- id
| |-- locations
| | |-- shortcut
| | |-- city
| | `-- country
[...]
|-- categories
| |-- categoryname
| `-- id
|-- customers
| |-- city
| |-- country
| |-- default_served_by
| |-- name
| `-- id
|-- locations
| |-- shortcut
| |-- city
| `-- country
[...]
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