I am in development mode. I loaded some data, then significantly changed my match rules. How do I delete the data and reload?
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Subham Dixit
said
about 2 years ago
What you can do is to truncate the data to let you start afresh.
The following SQL for PostgreSQL will allow you to generate the necessary statements for all the tables related to your entity and safely remove the data. By running this it also ensures that you don't miss any of the tables.
/* Truncate statement for PostgreSQL for use during development */
select 'truncate table semarchy_dloc1.' || tablename || ';' generated_statements
from pg_catalog.pg_tables
where schemaname = 'semarchy_dloc1' /* set this to your data location schema */
and tablename not like 'dl_%' /* do not truncate these system tables */
and tablename not like 'ext_%' /* do not truncate these system tables */
and tablename like '%customer' /* add filters as reqd for entities */
order by substr(tablename,3), tablename
;
Once you have generated the truncate statements then run all of them to delete your data.
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Subham Dixit
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about 2 years ago
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What you can do is to truncate the data to let you start afresh.
The following SQL for PostgreSQL will allow you to generate the necessary statements for all the tables related to your entity and safely remove the data. By running this it also ensures that you don't miss any of the tables.
/* Truncate statement for PostgreSQL for use during development */
select 'truncate table semarchy_dloc1.' || tablename || ';' generated_statements
from pg_catalog.pg_tables
where schemaname = 'semarchy_dloc1' /* set this to your data location schema */
and tablename not like 'dl_%' /* do not truncate these system tables */
and tablename not like 'ext_%' /* do not truncate these system tables */
and tablename like '%customer' /* add filters as reqd for entities */
order by substr(tablename,3), tablename
;
Once you have generated the truncate statements then run all of them to delete your data.
Subham Dixit
I am in development mode. I loaded some data, then significantly changed my match rules. How do I delete the data and reload?
What you can do is to truncate the data to let you start afresh.
The following SQL for PostgreSQL will allow you to generate the necessary statements for all the tables related to your entity and safely remove the data. By running this it also ensures that you don't miss any of the tables.
Once you have generated the truncate statements then run all of them to delete your data.
Subham Dixit
What you can do is to truncate the data to let you start afresh.
The following SQL for PostgreSQL will allow you to generate the necessary statements for all the tables related to your entity and safely remove the data. By running this it also ensures that you don't miss any of the tables.
Once you have generated the truncate statements then run all of them to delete your data.
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