Issue with reverse engineering SQL Server database
santhoshkotte opened this issue · 4 comments
Environment: SQL Server Developer Edition 2019 installed on Windows 10
Following is the script that has been tried
- deploy.sh NEWREVENG -mode SCHEMA -dbType MSSQL -dbHost localhost -dbPort 1433 -dbServer LPTP111
-dbSchema dbo -outputPath c:\output
There is no error reported by the above command.
Command Output
Starting action at time [Tue Oct 06 17:18:20 EDT 2020]
Using "C:\Users*\AppData\Local\Temp\vfs_cache" as temporary files store.
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by org.eclipse.collections.impl.utility.ArrayListIterate (file:/C:/******/Obevo/obevo-cli-8.1.1-dist/lib/eclipse-collections-7.0.2.jar) to field java.util.ArrayList.elementData
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of org.eclipse.collections.impl.utility.ArrayListIterate
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release
Arguments parsed: AquaRevengArgs [outputPathc:\output, tablespaceToken=false, tokenizeDefaultSchema=false, generateBaseline=false, platform=com.gs.obevo.db.impl.platforms.mssql.MsSqlDbPlatform@162be91c, dbHost=localhost, dbPort=null, dbServer=localhost, dbSchema=dbo, mode=SCHEMA, preprocessSchemaTokens=true]
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Download the powershell script from: https://github.com/goldmansachs/obevo/tree/master/obevo-db-impls/obevo-db-mssql/src/main/resources/SqlServerDdlReveng.ps1
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Open a powershell prompt (assuming you have one installed):
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Source the script, e.g.:
. .\SqlServerDdlReveng.ps1
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Run the following command to generate the DDL file:
SqlServerDdlReveng c:\output localhost dbo
Here is an example command (in case your input arguments are not filled in):
SqlServerDdlReveng c:\output localhost dbo myuser mypassword
NOTE - This script is still in beta and subject to signature changes.
Please give it a try and provide us feedback, or contribute changes as needed.
Once those steps are done, rerun the reverse-engineering command you just ran, but add the following argument based on the value passed in above the argument:
-inputPath c:\output\interim
If you need more information on the vendor reverse engineer process, see the doc: https://goldmansachs.github.io/obevo/reverse-engineer-dbmstools.html
Action completed successfully at Tue Oct 06 17:23:09 EDT 2020, took 0 seconds.
Detailed Log File is available at: C:\Users***\AppData\Local\Temp\obevo-2310019843451602426/obevo-NEWREVENG-20201006172308.log
Content of obevo-NEWREVENG-20201006172308.log
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:08] - Starting action at time [Tue Oct 06 17:23:08 EDT 2020]
[INFO] o.a.c.v.i.StandardFileSystemManager [main] [10-06 17:23:09] - Using "C:\Users****\AppData\Local\Temp\vfs_cache" as temporary files store.
[INFO] c.g.o.u.ArgsParser [main] [10-06 17:23:09] - Arguments parsed: AquaRevengArgs [outputPathc:\output, tablespaceToken=false, tokenizeDefaultSchema=false, generateBaseline=false, platform=com.gs.obevo.db.impl.platforms.mssql.MsSqlDbPlatform@2488b073, dbHost=localhost, dbPort=1433, dbServer=LAPTOP-M76R3DN1, dbSchema=dbo, mode=SCHEMA, preprocessSchemaTokens=true]
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] -
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] - Action completed successfully at Tue Oct 06 17:23:09 EDT 2020, took 0 seconds.
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] -
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] - Detailed Log File is available at: C:\Users\santh\AppData\Local\Temp\obevo-santh2310019843451602426/obevo-NEWREVENG-20201006172308.log
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] -
[INFO] c.g.o.d.Main [main] [10-06 17:23:09] - Exiting successfully!
Can you be more explicit on the issue.
You can follow Obevo Kata
Hi Sandeep
Can you share the reverse engineering command line options for MS SQL Server. The information that have posted above is from the logs itself. The reveng command does not produce any content in the c:\output directory.
I will take a look at the kata as well.
Hi Sandeep
To be more specific, the following error is thrown when the powershell script "SqlServerDdlReveng" is run
SqlServerDdlReveng.ps1:31
Line |
31 | … onnection = New-Object ('Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Common.Server …
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Exception calling ".ctor" with "3" argument(s): "Could not load type
| 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Server.SqlContext' from assembly 'System.Data, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
| PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'."
Hope that helps.
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