edit log4j.properties to adjust it for your needs,
repack the jar,
rerun dbMonster.
dbMonster uses Log4j for logging. The documentation may be found
here.
Be careful: setting all log levels to DEBUG will produce
_a_lot_ of more or less helpful messages.
Yes. To grab only tables from one schema you must add
dbmonster.jdbc.schema=schema_name property to the configuration
file.
You may use schema in the configuration file (just rename your table name to
schema_name.table_name) but be careful with generators which rely on this table:
in other words if you name your table MYSCHEMA.MYTABLE you must use this full
name i.e. in ForeignKeyGenerator.
It is a good habit to always use schemas with schema-enabled databases and not to use
schema part of the table name on other databases.
Yes! However you have to write it on your own. For example: if we have
two tables: invoices (invno int8) and invoice_items (invno int8, itemno int8)
the composite key generator for table invoice_items may look like this.