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update README.md #95

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced GraphDB2RDB tool to support general RDB DDL/DML generation from GraphDB.
    • Updated demo image for better clarity.
  • Documentation

    • Restructured installation and analysis method sections.
    • Added new section detailing settings configuration.

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The GraphDB2RDB tool has been enhanced to support a broader range of relational databases by generating standard RDB DDL/DML scripts from GraphDB structures. The update includes new SQL file outputs with altered table and column definitions, an updated demo image, and additional documentation for installation, analysis, and settings configuration.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md Updated to reflect broader RDB support, new SQL outputs, and documentation enhancements.
.../scripts/generate_sql_files.* Added scripts to generate 4 new SQL files with updated table/column definitions.

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To databases far and wide, we hop,
With SQL files, our tables crop.
From Graph to RDB, we now can swap,
Thanks to updates, our data will never flop! 🎉

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ad5c8ef and 361f4d0.
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  • README.md (5 hunks)
Additional comments: 5
README.md (5)
  • 3-3: The description succinctly reflects the updated functionality of the tool to generate RDB DDL/DML from GraphDB using Tinkerpop.
  • 40-40: The installation instructions are clear and concise.
  • 73-79: The analysis method section is well-structured, providing a comparison between the two methods.
  • 83-95: The instructions on how to choose and set up the analysis method are clear. Ensure that the links to the JSON files and schema are valid and accessible.
Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that the links to both the JSON file and the JSON schema are valid and accessible, as indicated by the HTTP 200 status codes in the curl command outputs.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the JSON files and schema are accessible
curl --head --fail https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/blob/e163bdcfb7a50d5275eecfb722ac172214dd8a98/src/main/resources/using_key_list_file.json
curl --head --fail https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/blob/e163bdcfb7a50d5275eecfb722ac172214dd8a98/src/main/resources/using_key_list_file_schema.json

Length of output: 8416

* 105-105: The design section provides a link to the wiki, which should be checked for accessibility and relevance to the updated tool.

@@ -9,36 +9,35 @@ generate RDB (MySQL) DDL and INSERT sentence from GraphDB (Tinkerpop).

## Demo

![demo](https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/assets/25892776/fd9a5a56-c099-4088-91e7-31f4702e1ff1)
![demo2](https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/assets/25892776/0f5e7f43-9f02-4a85-b376-e1a1acf163d9)
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The demo image link appears to be incorrect. It should point to the raw content of the image file, not to a GitHub blob page.

- ![demo2](https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/assets/25892776/0f5e7f43-9f02-4a85-b376-e1a1acf163d9)
+ ![demo2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/main/assets/0f5e7f43-9f02-4a85-b376-e1a1acf163d9.png)

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![demo2](https://github.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/assets/25892776/0f5e7f43-9f02-4a85-b376-e1a1acf163d9)
![demo2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kazumatsudo/GraphDB2RDB/main/assets/0f5e7f43-9f02-4a85-b376-e1a1acf163d9.png)

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1. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = vertex label
- the columns are as follows.
- id
- all propertyKeys
- label
2. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "edge"
- analyze all edges and define columns
- all property keys
2. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
- the columns are as follows.
- in_v_id (= vertex.id)
- out_v_id (= vertex.id)
- all propertyKeys
- label
3. [DML] INSERT INTO "vertex"
- analyze all vertices and generate
4. [DML] INSERT INTO "edge"
- analyze all edges and define columns
- id
- id_in_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- id_out_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- all property keys
3. [DML] INSERT INTO "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
4. [DML] INSERT INTO "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
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The features section clearly outlines the new SQL files generated by the script. However, there is a discrepancy in line 30 where it says "xxx = edge label" for a vertex table, which should be "xxx = vertex label".

-        - xxx = edge label
+        - xxx = vertex label

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1. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = vertex label
- the columns are as follows.
- id
- all propertyKeys
- label
2. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "edge"
- analyze all edges and define columns
- all property keys
2. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
- the columns are as follows.
- in_v_id (= vertex.id)
- out_v_id (= vertex.id)
- all propertyKeys
- label
3. [DML] INSERT INTO "vertex"
- analyze all vertices and generate
4. [DML] INSERT INTO "edge"
- analyze all edges and define columns
- id
- id_in_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- id_out_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- all property keys
3. [DML] INSERT INTO "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
4. [DML] INSERT INTO "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
1. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = vertex label
- the columns are as follows.
- id
- all property keys
2. [DDL] CREATE TABLE "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label
- the columns are as follows.
- id
- id_in_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- id_out_v (= vertex_xxx.id)
- all property keys
3. [DML] INSERT INTO "vertex_xxx"
- xxx = vertex label
4. [DML] INSERT INTO "edge_xxx"
- xxx = edge label

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choose analysis method to search Vertex/Edge algorithm.

- "by_exhaustive_search" (default)
- "using_specific_key_list"

please see following passage if you want to change method.
```shell
% ANALYSIS_METHOD="by_exhaustive_search"
% ANALYSIS_METHOD=by_exhaustive_search
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The usage section provides clear instructions on how to select the analysis method. However, the environment variable setting example should be consistent with typical shell syntax.

- % ANALYSIS_METHOD=by_exhaustive_search
+ export ANALYSIS_METHOD=by_exhaustive_search

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- "by_exhaustive_search" (default)
- "using_specific_key_list"
please see following passage if you want to change method.
```shell
% ANALYSIS_METHOD="by_exhaustive_search"
% ANALYSIS_METHOD=by_exhaustive_search
choose analysis method to search Vertex/Edge algorithm.
- "by_exhaustive_search" (default)
- "using_specific_key_list"
please see following passage if you want to change method.
```shell
export ANALYSIS_METHOD=by_exhaustive_search

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