Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL
Supported versions
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Aurora PostgreSQL compatible
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Aurora MySQL compatible - check here
Supported schema elements and metadata
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Tables
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Columns
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Data type
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Nullable
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Default value
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Data lineage
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Primary keys
- Columns
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Foreign keys
- Columns
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Triggers
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When triggered
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Script
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Views
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Columns (see tables)
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Script
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Materialized views
- Script
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User-defined Functions
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Script
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Parameters
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Returned value
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Data Lineage
Dataedo builds Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL lineage using PortgreSQL Parser. Check the capabilities of automatic lineage.
Data Profiling
Dataedo supports following data profiling in database:
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Tables
- Rows count
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Column distribution
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Distinct values
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Non-distinct values
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Empty
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NULL
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Numeric columns profile
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Minimum value
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Maximum value
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Average of values
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Variance of values
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Standard deviation
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Span as difference between min and max value
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Number of distinct values
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String columns profile
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Min value as first string in alphabetical order
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Max value as last string in alphabetical order
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Number of distinct values
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Date columns profile
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Min value as earliest date
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Max value as latest date
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Span as difference between min and max dates
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Number of distinct dates
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Top N values
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Top 10/100/1000 popular values
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All values if less than 1000 distinct
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10 Random values
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Read more about profiling in a Data Profiling documentation.
Data Quality
Users will be able to check if data in Aurora tables is accurate, consistent, complete, and reliable using Data Quality functionality. Data Quality requires SELECT
permission over the tested object.
Comments
Dataedo reads PostgreSQL comments from following objects:
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Tables
- Columns
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Views
- Columns
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Functions
Dataedo does not write comments back to PostgreSQL at this moment.
Known Issues
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using encoding different than UTF-8 (unicode) causes errors
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rules are not imported
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trigger functions are grouped with standard functions
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dependencies are imported only from views
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tables and views with no comments, but containing column level comments are not correctly imported. Add a table level comment to solve the issue
Limitations
Following schema elements currently are not supported:
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Check constraints
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Non unique indexes
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Sequences
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User defined types
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Domains
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Extensions
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Event triggers
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Casts