How can I execute raw SQL statements (like ‘alter table …’) in
migrations? IIRC, AR’s execute function isn’t available, or I wasn’t
accessing it right.
Thanks,
Joe
How can I execute raw SQL statements (like ‘alter table …’) in
migrations? IIRC, AR’s execute function isn’t available, or I wasn’t
accessing it right.
Thanks,
Joe
execute should work fine - I do it all the time
Fred
execute “ALTER TABLE …”
ed
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On 11/1/06, Joe R. MUDCRAP-CE [email protected]
wrote:
How can I execute raw SQL statements (like ‘alter table …’) in
migrations? IIRC, AR’s execute function isn’t available, or I wasn’t
accessing it right.
execute ‘alter table …’
jeremy
On 11/1/06, Joe R. MUDCRAP-CE [email protected]
wrote:
How can I execute raw SQL statements (like ‘alter table …’) in
migrations? IIRC, AR’s execute function isn’t available, or I wasn’t
accessing it right.
def self.up
s = "alter table foo…;’
execute s
end
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On Wednesday 01 November 2006 23:24, Joe R. MUDCRAP-CE wrote:
How can I execute raw SQL statements (like ‘alter table …’) in
migrations? IIRC, AR’s execute function isn’t available, or I wasn’t
accessing it right.
Just call unqualified execute.
Michael
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