Is there a way to convert sql queries to liquibase changelog format?












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I would like to know if it is possible to convert an existing sql script into xml format of changelogs of a liquibase?



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    You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

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I would like to know if it is possible to convert an existing sql script into xml format of changelogs of a liquibase?



Thanks in advance.






java sql spring-data-jpa liquibase liquibase-hibernate







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    You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

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    Nov 12 '18 at 16:37














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I would like to know if it is possible to convert an existing sql script into xml format of changelogs of a liquibase?



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I would like to know if it is possible to convert an existing sql script into xml format of changelogs of a liquibase?



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    You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

    – Ivan Kaloyanov
    Nov 12 '18 at 16:37














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    You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

    – Ivan Kaloyanov
    Nov 12 '18 at 16:37








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You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

– Ivan Kaloyanov
Nov 12 '18 at 16:37





You can use the <sql> tag and run your "SQL script" that way inside your liquid base changelog. Otherwise I don't know about any tools to convert plain SQL into changelog XML file. I also suggest you to taka a look at stackoverflow.com/questions/17063169/liquibase-xml-generator

– Ivan Kaloyanov
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