We have some datasources that have over 5000 tables. The can also have quite the amount of columns.
Now when we synchronize the source, this can take up a few minutes.
I thought that, when we use “Select tables..” that the synchronize would only query the tables within that those selection rules.
However we do not see this in the query on the database. Is this a feature or a 🐛 ?
Here is the query
SELECT
t.[TABLE_SCHEMA],
t.[TABLE_NAME],
c.[COLUMN_NAME],
c.[DATA_TYPE],
c.[CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH],
c.[NUMERIC_PRECISION],
c.[NUMERIC_SCALE],
c.[DATETIME_PRECISION],
c.[ORDINAL_POSITION],
c.[IS_NULLABLE],
prim.[CONSTRAINT_NAME] AS [PRIMARY_KEY_NAME],
t.[TABLE_TYPE]
FROM [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[TABLES] t
INNER JOIN [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[COLUMNS] c
ON t.[TABLE_CATALOG] = c.[TABLE_CATALOG]
AND t.[TABLE_SCHEMA] = c.[TABLE_SCHEMA]
AND t.[TABLE_NAME] = c.[TABLE_NAME]
LEFT OUTER JOIN (
SELECT tc.[CONSTRAINT_NAME],
tc.[CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA],
tc.[CONSTRAINT_CATALOG],
cc.[TABLE_NAME],
cc.[COLUMN_NAME]
FROM [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[TABLE_CONSTRAINTS] tc
INNER JOIN [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE] cc
ON tc.[CONSTRAINT_NAME] = cc.[CONSTRAINT_NAME]
AND tc.[CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA] = cc.[CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA]
AND tc.[CONSTRAINT_CATALOG] = cc.[CONSTRAINT_CATALOG]
AND tc.[TABLE_NAME] = cc.[TABLE_NAME]
AND tc.[TABLE_CATALOG] = cc.[TABLE_CATALOG]
AND tc.[TABLE_SCHEMA] = cc.[TABLE_SCHEMA]
WHERE tc.[CONSTRAINT_TYPE] = 'PRIMARY KEY'
) prim
ON t.[TABLE_CATALOG] = prim.[CONSTRAINT_CATALOG]
AND t.[TABLE_SCHEMA] = prim.[CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA]
AND t.[TABLE_NAME] = prim.[TABLE_NAME]
AND c.[COLUMN_NAME] = prim.[COLUMN_NAME]
ORDER BY t.[TABLE_SCHEMA], t.[TABLE_NAME], c.[ORDINAL_POSITION]
