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GoodData Foreign Data Wrapper
This project delivers PostgreSQL foreign data wrapper extension built on top of multicorn. The extension makes GoodData insights, computations and ad-hoc report data available in PostgreSQL as tables. It can be selected like any other table using SQL language.
See DOCUMENTATION for more details.
Requirements
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GoodData installation; either running on your cloud infrastructure or the free Community Edition running on your workstation
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Python 3.10 or newer
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The GoodData Cloud Foreign Data Wrapper is tested with the latest version of multicorn (1.4.0) and PostgreSQL 12
Installation
Refer to the documentation.
Bugs & Requests
Please use the GitHub issue tracker to submit bugs or request features.
Changelog
Consult Github releases for a released versions and list of changes.
Limitations
FDW is suitable for small to medium insights results or scheduled reports created in the third party tools. Carefully consider use in a production environment.
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