I have a legacy db I need to write a project around. Can someone tell
me how I can create my migrations from the table structure. Can this
even be done, or must I create my migrations by hand? Thanks, Janna
JannaB wrote:
I have a legacy db I need to write a project around. Can someone tell
me how I can create my migrations from the table structure. Can this
even be done, or must I create my migrations by hand? Thanks, Janna
If you already have a legacy DB, why do you need migrations (aside from
making future modifications)?
The purpose of migrations is to create the database tables. They are not really needed for anything else. If you do not need them to recreate the tables you do not need the migrations.I have a legacy db I need to write a project around. Can someone tell me how I can create my migrations from the table structure. Can this even be done, or must I create my migrations by hand? Thanks, Janna
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So, I guess the answer to my question – can I create migrations from
a given sql schema, is no?
Configure this legacy database in your database.yml file and then:
rake db:schema:dump
The schema.rb file will contain the legacy database structure.
Maurício Linhares
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Thank you. I need this to move it from one db type to another. -Janna
B.
On Jun 5, 11:34 pm, Maurício Linhares [email protected]