Question

I have a table in Postgres that I need to reflect in MySQL. I found this http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrapper#mysql_fdw though the directions are very unclear how to actually link to MySQL. CREATE FOREIGN TABLE works in Postgres but is a syntax error in MySQL. After running running all of the CREATE FOREIGN TABLE and creating the CREATE SERVER mysql_svr in Postgres, no data magically appear in MySQL, so I must be missing a step, they don't provide.

mysql> CREATE FOREIGN TABLE ex_staff ( id integer, name text, address text) SERVER mysql_svr OPTIONS (query ‘SELECT * FROM hr.employees WHERE date_left IS NOT NULL’);
ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'FOREIGN TABLE ex_staff ( id integer, name text, address text) SERVER mysql_svr O' at line 1
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Solution

doh...

OPTIONS (
    database 'myplace',
    schema 'test', 
    table 'dblist', 
    sql_query 'select description,id,name,created_datetime,sd,users from `test`.`dblist`',
    sql_count 'select count(id) from `test`.`dblist`',
    db_id 'id', 
    db_name 'name',
    db_desc 'description',
    db_users 'users',
    db_createdtime 'created_datetime'
);
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