Help...why 'rake migrate' can't be executed on RadRails

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‘rake migrate’ command can’t be executed on RadRails?

I found Terminal Window at RadRails and executed ‘rake migrate’ on that
terminal
many times.but nothing happend,even error messages.
I made InitialSchema file like these and configured database.yml.
of course I made database before executing ‘rake migrate’
anyone,get me advice,please
Tanks

-~kota~

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class InitialSchema < ActiveRecord::Migration
def self.up
create_table :lists do |t|
t.column :title, :string
t.column :created__on, :time
t.column :updated_on, :time
end

create_table :items do |t|
	t.column :list_id,    :integer
	t.column :note,       :string
	t.column :completion, :boolean, :default => false
	t.column :position,   :integer
	t.column :created_on, :time
	t.column :updated_on, :time
end

end

def self.down
drop_table :lists
drop_table :items
end

end

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Kouta Osabe wrote:

‘rake migrate’ command can’t be executed on RadRails?

I found Terminal Window at RadRails and executed ‘rake migrate’ on that
terminal
many times.but nothing happend,even error messages.
I made InitialSchema file like these and configured database.yml.
What’s the migration’s filename, and where have you put it?

Does a schema_info table exist in your database? You shouldn’t have to
create that yourself, of course - but if it exists, it’s a clue that
rake thinks it’s done something. If it exists, what’s the data in it?

I don’t use RadRails, so there might be something else it does that gets
in the way, but from a straight Rails perspective, that’s where to start
looking.

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Alex Y. wrote:

in the way, but from a straight Rails perspective, that’s where to start
looking.

Actually, I think this might just be a limitation of that terminal
widget in radrails… I
can’t seem to find it now, but I remember being annoyed that it didn’t
really work like a
terminal… that there were only certain things you could do.

I would try doing some other stuff – even another rake file – in it
before you assume
that there’s a problem with your db/app/rakefile. Or better yet, just
use your regular OS
terminal window!

b

4

Personally I set up an ‘External Application’ to do tasks like this.
The output still shows up in the terminal window.

5

We need to provide actual support for rails schemas and will be doing
so in the future.

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Ben M. wrote:

Alex Y. wrote:

in the way, but from a straight Rails perspective, that’s where to start
looking.

Actually, I think this might just be a limitation of that terminal
widget in radrails… I
can’t seem to find it now, but I remember being annoyed that it didn’t
really work like a
terminal… that there were only certain things you could do.

I would try doing some other stuff – even another rake file – in it
before you assume
that there’s a problem with your db/app/rakefile. Or better yet, just
use your regular OS
terminal window!

b

I use RadRails but still us a real the command prompt to do things like
Rake.

I couldn’t figure out how to use the Terminal window and I don’t
understand why sometimes it’s available to use and sometimes not.

Jeff