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@aaru59 - no, you do not need to define primary key on tables to display weak associations. I am not sure why you have SchemaCrawler reading a PNG file instead of a YAML file. I think you should read up on Docker mounts to be able to read a local file from a Docker container. I cannot provide you with Docker support in this forum. |
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I am configured SchemaCrawler through Docker container. I am using oracle database. In my database 100 tables are present. Data is inserted through data pipeline so PK and FK are not defined explicitly on tables. I have created attributes.yaml file , in that file I have mentioned catalog, schema, name and column references for both referenced-table and referencing-table. In command I have given weak-association=true --attributes-file /tmp/file.png . Diagram is created but its not showing weak association between tables.
So my question is that is it necessary to define primary key on tables to display weak relationship?
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