Need to have a way to save all Model's description entered by the user. This can be later re-applied to the models when working with other databases using same structure. #629
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It becomes very daunting to edit and enter Model descriptions for hundreds of Models. And have no way to save the user entries and restore them back for other databases using same structure.
This is very time consuming and would like to have a file holding such information to be re-applied later for other/future DB connections.
Describe the solution you'd like
When a user clicks "Submit" have this information (Description) entered for table and columns saved to a file with associated Models.
The saved files can be taken to another site using WrenAI and connected to a different database, but with same structure and with same provider (Postgres->Postgres, MySQL-> MySQL, etc.).
All work done is now saved in a file for other teams can start using with WrenAI.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The alternative is to save all this into a notepad and keep track of which Models worked on, etc.
Maybe use a spreadsheet for this task.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It becomes very daunting to edit and enter Model descriptions for hundreds of Models. And have no way to save the user entries and restore them back for other databases using same structure. This is very time consuming and would like to have a file holding such information to be re-applied later for other/future DB connections.
Describe the solution you'd like When a user clicks "Submit" have this information (Description) entered for table and columns saved to a file with associated Models. The saved files can be taken to another site using WrenAI and connected to a different database, but with same structure and with same provider (Postgres->Postgres, MySQL-> MySQL, etc.). All work done is now saved in a file for other teams can start using with WrenAI.
Describe alternatives you've considered The alternative is to save all this into a notepad and keep track of which Models worked on, etc. Maybe use a spreadsheet for this task.
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