It would capture matching columns across the various tables that can be used pairwise to join them (i.e., columns of that table would be "src_table", "src_column", "dst_table", "dst_column"). This is how @s-paquette manages similar information internally in Solr.
It would capture matching columns across the various tables that can be used pairwise to join them (i.e., columns of that table would be "src_table", "src_column", "dst_table", "dst_column"). This is how @s-paquette manages similar information internally in Solr.