SQLSugar Sharding & Partitioning Guide

SQLSugar is an ORM framework that assists developers in conveniently managing databases. To implement sharding in SQLSugar, you can follow these steps.

1. Create multiple databases: First, you need to create multiple databases on the database server, with each database corresponding to a separate shard.
2. Configure database connection: In the configuration file of SQLSugar, set up multiple database connection information, with each database connection corresponding to a separate database.
3. Creating table partitioning rules: In SQLSugar, you can define table partitioning rules by customizing entity classes with attributes. For example, you can use the Table attribute to specify the table name or use the DbBind attribute to specify the database connection.
4. Using sharding: When performing database operations, specify the sharding table in SQLSugar according to the sharding rule, so that sharding operations can be implemented.

In general, by creating multiple database connections, defining sharding rules, and specifying sharding operations, it is possible to achieve sharding functionality in SQLSugar.