sqldd 1.0.0
A toolkit for analyzing dependencies in SQL databases.
License: BSD

SQL Data Dependency Tool
========================

The SQL Data Dependency Tool (``sqldd``) is a tookit used for analyzing dependencies between rows in a database.  Given a table and a primary key, it recursively analyzes foreign keys to generate a map of all downstream tables and foreign keys the initial "root row" depends on.

Status
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Installation
============

The ``sqldd`` module is `published on the Python Package
Index <https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sqldd>`__, so you can
install it using ``pip`` or ``easy_install``.

::

    pip install sqldd

Or:

::

    easy_install sqldd

It installs a ``sqldd`` module in the path for simple shell usage.

Usage
=====

The most common usage of the tool is from the shell with ``sqldd``.

For example, to find dependencies of row 53 in table A:
::

    $: sqldd A 53 --database sqldd_db --pretty
       {
           "A": [
               53
           ],
           "D': [
               1,
               2,
               20
           ],
           "M': [
               48
           ]
       }

This indicates that in the complete dependency tree for that row, tables ``D`` and ``M`` have rows that matter to foreign keys.  This may not be a direct child dependency of ``A``, but possibly a sub-dependency (``A:53 --> D:1 --> M:48``)

Multiple rows
-------------
For more complex analysis, where one may want to look at multiple tables/rows, a JSON file can be specified with table names as keys, and values are arrays of primary keys.

::

    {
        "A": [53],
        "another_table": [1, 4, 10],
        "one_more_table": ["string_pk_1", "string_pk_2"]
    }
    
Now invoking will give more output:

::

    $: sqldd --json input.json --database sqldd_db --pretty
       {
           "A": [53],
           "D": [1, 2, 20],
           "M": [48],
           "P": [800, 908],
           "another_table": [1, 4, 10, 22, 28],
           "one_more_table": ["string_pk_1", "string_pk_2", "string_pk_4444"]
       }

Docker
------
A docker image of the tool is also available.  It is invoked using ``docker run`` the same way as the pip command.

::

    $: docker run --rm rkeilty/sqldd A 53 --database my_db --pretty
       {
           "A": [
               53
           ],
           "D': [
               1,
               2,
               20
           ],
           "M': [
               48
           ]
       }


Options
-------
::
    
    usage: sqldd [-h] [--json JSON_FILE] [--server SERVER] [--port PORT]
                 --database DATABASE [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD]
                 [--pretty] [--sqldump] [--sqldump_table_defs]
                 [table] [primary_key]

    SQL Data Dependency Tool

    One of either ([table][primary_key]) or [--json] is required.

    positional arguments:
      table                 Table to analyze
      primary_key           Primary key for row in table to analyze

    optional arguments:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      --json JSON_FILE      File containing tables and rows to analyze
      --server SERVER       Database server
      --port PORT           Database port
      --database DATABASE   Database name
      --username USERNAME   Database username
      --password PASSWORD   Database password
      --pretty              Pretty print the output
      --sqldump             Generate a sql dump file of all dependencies
      --sqldump_table_defs  Dump _all_ table defs, even those without
                            dependencies. Useful for constructing skeleton DBs.


Todo
====
- Allow for traversing *up* from root rows, rather than just downstream dependencies.
- Compound primary keys are not supported.
- Restricted to MySQL, expand connection strings to allow *any* SQL compatible DB access.

License
=======

``sqldd`` is licensed under the terms of the 3-clause BSD license.

Contributing
============

All contributions are welcome, including but not limited to:

-  Documentation fixes / updates
-  New features (requests as well as implementations)
-  Bug fixes (see issues list)

If you encounter any errors in the code, please file an issue on github:
https://github.com/rkeilty/sql-data-dependency/issues.

Author
======

-  Author: Rick Keilty
-  Email: rkeilty@gmail.com
-  Repository: http://github.com/rkeilty/sql-data-dependency

Version
=======

-  Version: 1.0.0
-  Release Date: 2017-02-07

Revision History
================

Version 1.0.0
-------------

-  Release Date: 2017-02-07
-  Changes:

   -  Python 2/3 portability
   -  Dockerized command
   -  Basic tests
   -  Simplified shell connections

Version 0.9.2
-------------

-  Release Date: 2017-02-03
-  Changes:

   -  Allow for older SQLAlchemy usage

Version 0.9.1
-------------

-  Release Date: 2017-01-28
-  Changes:

   -  Fix for mysqldump command check
   -  Documentation updates

Version 0.9.0
-------------

-  Release Date: 2017-01-27
-  Changes:

   -  Initial release