Microsoft SQL Server rules
Extract Tables: When enabled, NodeGraph gathers tables and fields definitions from the system table, together with some metadata surrounding them.
Table Category: Choose from the categories created in Categories or create a new category via the built-in sub-menu.
Extract Views: When enabled, NodeGraph goes through the defined views in the database, and parses the definitions.
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Create view dependencies: If enabled, NodeGraph analyzes the SQL statements in the view definitions and generates lineage on field level to other database entities.
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View Category: Choose from the categories created in Categories or create a new category via the built-in sub-menu.
Extract Procedures: When enabled, NodeGraph goes through the defined procedures in the database, and parses the definitions.
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Create procedure dependencies: If enabled, NodeGraph analyzes the SQL statements in the procedure definitions and generates lineage on field level to other database entities.
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Procedure Category: Choose from the categories created in Categories or create a new category via the built-in sub-menu.
Extract Functions: When enabled, NodeGraph goes through the defined functions in the database, and parses the definitions.
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Create function dependencies: If enabled, NodeGraph analyzes the SQL statements in the function definitions and generates lineage on field level to other database entities.
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Function Category: Choose from the categories created in Categories or create a new category via the built-in sub-menu.
Include Databases: A semicolon separated list of databases to act upon with the above ruleset. Does not support wildcard.
Schema Filter: The schema filter is used to decide what schemas to include. For example, you could use the definition *.dbo.* ; AdventureWorks.Sales.* to gather all tables from the dbo schema of all your databases, but also the tables from the Sales schema on the AdventureWorks catalog.