Hi all,
I know I can create a table by running MySql first. I search some
tutorials on google but they all talk about creating a table using
MySql-like database then use ActiveRecord to connect them. I wonder if
it is possible to create a table with ActiveRecord only.
Thanks,
Li
On Sep 11, 2008, at 5:07 PM, Li Chen wrote:
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You could use migrations. But thats just another way of describing the
table.
If you want another approach (defining a model and then letting the
abstraction
layer create the required database), you could use datamapper
instead1.
Then, you class will look like this:
1 class Post
2 include DataMapper::Resource
3 property :id, Integer, :serial => true
4 property :title, String
5 property :subtitle, String :lazy => [:show]
6 property :body, Text :lazy => [:show]
7 property :views, Integer, :lazy => [:show]
8 property :summary, Text
9 end
#and
Post.auto_migrate!
will create/migrate your table automatically.
Regards,
Florian
Florian G. wrote:
If you want another approach (defining a model and then letting the
abstraction
layer create the required database), you could use datamapper
instead1.
Then, you class will look like this:
I visit the wetsite: http://www.datamapper.org. It says it is not good
under window system. I wonder how good it is under Vista.