2015-10-02 14:34 GMT+02:00 Torsten Bergmann <asta...@gmx.de>: > Hi, > > we have many nice analysis and visualizations tools available (Moose, > Roassal, ViDi, ...) > Often it is focused on development or code. Also we have refactoring tools. > > What would be cool would be to have some tool for doing this on > (relational) databases and > included data: > > - visualize databases (tables, data clusters, number of columns, ...) >
I like the fact you're saying database and not datasets ;) > - analyze tables on satisfying some (external) business constraints > and consistency rules > Depending on how powerfull is your constraint system. > - refactoring of databases (moving, migrating colums, ...) > Hum, that one: schema migration. Probably already a lot of work on the theory of that. > - easy building reports/visualizations of included data (extract, query, > filter, ...) > Business reporting generator. Many pre-existing competition doing lots of very cool visualisations already. > > What I think of is a tool where (after connecting to a possibly unknown > database) you can easily > get/build an overview on the design, quality and data of the database > (similar to what Moose, ViDi does > for code). > > Is there any research, projects, ... for data mining already in Pharo? I > guess this could make > up a great toolset with Pharo as a base and make it more known because in > the software business > relational databases play a big role. > Some have done a datathon in Paris with Pharo (Serge, Onil, Me a bit in remote, Alexandre, Alvaro...). Had big issues opening a large file (~66GB of CSV data). > > Any takers for the next Pharo success story? ;) > Would be nice ;) Thierry > > Bye > T. > >
