I have a very particular case, i'm getting into a legacy database, and i don't touch most of those tables, there's more than 100 tables but only use 2 or 3, and create 3 more.
Basically it makes no sense to me to write down the 100 table names in the skipTables property, maybe it would be better if you provide a selectTables that does the opposite, picks those tables to clean up.
I have a very particular case, i'm getting into a legacy database, and i don't touch most of those tables, there's more than 100 tables but only use 2 or 3, and create 3 more.
Basically it makes no sense to me to write down the 100 table names in the
skipTablesproperty, maybe it would be better if you provide aselectTablesthat does the opposite, picks those tables to clean up.