You can use these as you choose. All the samples have been tested, but you use them entirely at your own risk. We take no reponsibility for what you do with them.
You can download a tar or zip archive of all the source files, or access them individually.
| Compressed tar file, usually better for for UNIX and Mac | compressed tar file |
| Zipped file, usually better for Windows | zip file |
| Description | Download link |
|---|---|
| Overall script: creates the tables in the right order, respecting dependencies | create_tables.sql |
| Configurations for file locations, user interface, etc. | create_configuration.sql |
| Connections for databases to be monitored | create_connection.sql |
| Name of query script file, connection to be used for query, run frequency | create_query.sql |
| Title, trend-or-zero-sum query, thresholds, main source measured | create_factor.sql |
| Title of group of factors, sequence of group on summary page | create_factor_group.sql |
| Which factors belong in which groups | create_group_factor_map.sql |
| Factor, run date and value - complete history (unless purged manually), ignore for anomalous values (after they have been resolved) | create_measure.sql |
| For data profiler: table-level profile | create_table_profile.sql |
| For data profiler: column-level profile | create_column_profile.sql |
| For data profiler: Most-common patterns of values in columns | create_pattern.sql |
| For data profiler: Most-common and least-common frequency of values in columns | create_frequency.sql |