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I have a SQL database, and a schema document that goes with it, is there any kind of AI I can self host and train it on this data?

The goal would be to ask it simple questions like “from which table in [dbname] can I find a list of products I’ve sold in the last x days”

Would be even better if I could ask it to write some queries to find exactly what I’m after.

What kind of hardware would I need to run something like this, if it exists?

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[–] [email protected] -3 points 11 months ago

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