Added custom streams based on provided sql query #1
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dbeg
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@dbeg or @SDarmamulia just looking for the final approval before I can merge. Let me know if there's something else I should address. |
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The intent here is to enable the ability take a custom sql query and, if necessary, loop through each schema in a MySQL instance running the same query. This obviously requires a single-tenant data structure (i.e., single tenant per MySQL schema with each schema having the same tables and table schemas).
Of course, this looping functionality can be ignored resulting in a custom stream that is defined by the query itself.