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Experiment to generate SQL property graph directly
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This pull request adds support to generate an Oracle SQL Property Graph
Two main functionalities are provided:
For example, for the example_schema included in the repository, this command can be used:
python ./examples/transform_schema_to_cpg.py --file example_schema --graph_name my_movie_graph --domain movie --subdomain movielens --csv_dir examples/generated_data/scripts/csv_files/ --control_dir examples/generated_controls/movie_graph/ --credentials scott/tiger@localhost:1521/my_pdb
This command will generate
Also a prototype to generate Oracle Property Graph is added. This uses the same existent approach to
generate JSON schema, but generating SQL statements instead.