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Old 02-25-2011
Code:
[tethomas@~]echo "create INDEX SCOTT.OR_PK ON table_name(....)" | awk -F"[ .]" '{FS=".";print $4;}'
OR_PK

 

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SQLT-DIFF-OLD(1p)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					 SQLT-DIFF-OLD(1p)

NAME
sqlt-diff - find the differences b/w two schemas SYNOPSIS
For help: sqlt-diff -h|--help For a list of all valid parsers: sqlt -l|--list To diff two schemas: sqlt-diff [options] file_name1=parser file_name2=parser Options: -d|--debug Show debugging info DESCRIPTION
sqlt-diff is a utility for creating a file of SQL commands necessary to transform the first schema provided to the second. While not yet exhaustive in its ability to mutate the entire schema, it will report the following o New tables Using the Producer class of the target (second) schema, any tables missing in the first schema will be generated in their entirety (fields, constraints, indices). o Missing/altered fields Any fields missing or altered between the two schemas will be reported as: ALTER TABLE <table_name> [DROP <field_name>] [CHANGE <field_name> <datatype> (<size>)] ; o Missing/altered indices Any indices missing or of a different type or on different fields will be indicated. Indices that should be dropped will be reported as such: DROP INDEX <index_name> ON <table_name> ; An index of a different type or on different fields will be reported as a new index as such: CREATE [<index_type>] INDEX [<index_name>] ON <table_name> ( <field_name>[,<field_name>] ) ; "ALTER/DROP TABLE" and "CREATE INDEX" statements are not generated by the Producer, unfortunately, and may require massaging before being passed to your target database. AUTHOR
Ken Youens-Clark <kclark@cpan.org>. SEE ALSO
SQL::Translator, <http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net>. perl v5.14.2 2012-01-18 SQLT-DIFF-OLD(1p)
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