type: bulk args: #Contact table - type: run_sql args: sql: | CREATE TABLE contact ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, phone INTEGER, address TEXT ) - type: track_table args: schema: public name: contact #Author table - type: run_sql args: sql: | create table author( id serial primary key, name text unique, contact_id INTEGER REFERENCES contact(id) ); - type: track_table args: schema: public name: author #Article table - type: run_sql args: sql: | CREATE TABLE article ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, title TEXT, content TEXT, author_id INTEGER REFERENCES author(id), is_published BOOLEAN, published_on TIMESTAMP ) - type: track_table args: schema: public name: article #Object relationship - type: create_object_relationship args: table: author name: contact using: foreign_key_constraint_on: contact_id - type: create_object_relationship args: table: article name: author using: foreign_key_constraint_on: author_id #Array relationship - type: create_array_relationship args: table: author name: articles using: foreign_key_constraint_on: table: article column: author_id #Insert values - type: run_sql args: sql: | insert into contact (phone) values (1234567890), (1234567891) - type: run_sql args: sql: | insert into author (name, contact_id) values ('Author 1', 2), ('Author 2', 1) - type: run_sql args: sql: | insert into article (title,content,author_id,is_published) values ( 'Article 1', 'Sample article content 1', 1, false ), ( 'Article 2', 'Sample article content 2', 1, true ), ( 'Article 3', 'Sample article content 3', 2, true ) # Album - Track Schema - type: run_sql args: sql: | create table "Album" ( album_id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, title TEXT NOT NULL ) - type: track_table args: schema: public name: Album - type: run_sql args: sql: | create table "Track" ( track_id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT NOT NULL, album_id INTEGER REFERENCES "Album"(album_id), milliseconds INTEGER NOT NULL, bytes INTEGER NOT NULL ) - type: track_table args: schema: public name: Track - type: create_object_relationship args: table: Track name: Album using: foreign_key_constraint_on: album_id - type: create_array_relationship args: table: Album name: Tracks using: foreign_key_constraint_on: table: Track column: album_id # Insert values in Album and Track - type: run_sql args: sql: | insert into "Album" (album_id, title) values ( 1, 'Big Ones' ), (2, 'Face Lift') - type: run_sql args: sql: | insert into "Track" (track_id, name, album_id, milliseconds, bytes) values ( 1, 'Restless', 1, 123654, 9836284), ( 2, 'Keepup', 1, 637483, 6382913) , ( 3, 'Havana', 1, 234512, 986384) , ( 4, 'Evil Walks', 2, 437294, 6284302) , ( 5, 'Random', 2, 1094732, 6032547) , ( 6, 'Good One', 2, 346208, 6732987) , ( 7, 'Mistress', 2, 420985, 7521946) # Create employee table - type: run_sql args: sql: | CREATE TABLE employee ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE, department TEXT, salary INTEGER ) - type: track_table args: name: employee schema: public # Insert data into employee table - type: insert args: table: employee objects: - name: Kai department: Engineering salary: 2345 - name: Zara department: Services salary: 1234 - name: Kelsy department: Services salary: 2134 - name: Damien department: Product salary: 3124 - name: Kamila department: Engineering salary: 4325 - name: Dara department: Product salary: 1209 - name: Rickard department: Services salary: 2223 - name: Bent department: Engineering salary: 4122