Thanks, that seems the kind of thing I want, however it seems to be on
about "legacy_db" - what does that mean/do?
Also, the output is rather shorter than I expected. Each table entry only
contains:
#--------
> legacy_db.define_table('wfs100getfeature',
> migrate=False)
Is this all I need? (I'm not in a position to test it myself - I'm new to
web2py and don't have any sort of application yet).
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Also, there's a trivial bug:
> print 'USAGE:\n\n extract_mysql_models.py data_basename\n\n'
Shouldn't say mysql there. :-)
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