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Data Dictionary generators for PostgreSQL to Confluence Wiki

I'm looking for a tool that takes PostgreSQL tables and outputs a Data Dictionary in a wiki format (preferably Confluence). It seems like most tools out there require a lot of manual work/multiple tools to accomplish this task (IE> SchemaSpy, DB Visual Architect, Confluence plugins to take outputted HTML DD and convert to Confluence). I'm looking for ONE tool that will scan my Postgres tables and output a wiki friendly Data Dictionary that will allow seamless maintenance as the DB changes, without having to update my database and the DB schema in the other tool.

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Matt Avatar asked Jul 07 '11 17:07

Matt


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There is the Bob Swift's Confluence SQL Plugin that allows you to display data derived from a SQL query in a Confluence Page .. e.g. as a table .. perhaps it is worth a look for you?

Confluence versions 3.1.x - 4.9.x are currently supported...

The plugin is free and can be downloaded from Atlassian's Plugin Exchange: https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugins/org.swift.confluence.sql

Additional information about the plugin can be found here: https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/SQL/Confluence+SQL+Plugin

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Micha Kops Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 20:11

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