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Merge db-tools:gdprify and db-tools:anonymize for a more GDPR-friendly workflow #75

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## Options

You can specify the behaviour of the `db-tools:anonymize`command with some options detailed below.
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You can specify the behaviour of the `db-tools:anonymize`command with some options detailed below.
You can modify the behaviour of the `db-tools:anonymize` command with some options detailed below.

### Do not restore initial state after anonymization

You can choose to not restore initial database with the `--no-restore` option.
With this option, step 1 and 5 will be skipped during execution.
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With this option, step 1 and 5 will be skipped during execution.
With this option, steps 1 and 5 will be skipped during execution.

### Split update queries

By default, the anonymization process use one update query per table.
For debug purpose, it could be usefull to run not only one update query per table
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For debug purpose, it could be usefull to run not only one update query per table
For debug purpose, it could be useful to run not only one update query per table

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