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Currently, you have to use something like sed after exporting a table if you want to import the same entries into a differently named table. As #95 is still on the wishlist, this makes renaming an entity or migrating data somewhat cumbersome. It would be good if the CLI command for export would allow specifying the tablename which is intended to be used
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Importing entries into warren.cineast.cineast_multimediaobject failed due to error: warren.cineast.features_providedocr.objectid does not match the expected column name warren.cineast.cineast_multimediaobject.objectid.
This is partially addressed in #137 as @ppanopticon kindly provides a newly introduced flag for JSON improt / export. The culprit are fully qualified column names (including schema and entity, which is in this context argualby an undesired artefact).
Currently, you have to use something like
sed
after exporting a table if you want to import the same entries into a differently named table. As #95 is still on the wishlist, this makes renaming an entity or migrating data somewhat cumbersome. It would be good if the CLI command forexport
would allow specifying the tablename which is intended to be usedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: