Dumping current database to a migration?

Hi.

I’m a Rubynuby and I was wondering if it’s possible to dump the current
state of my database (all the rows in different tables) to a form of a
migration?

I don’t know if I made myself clear enough, so let me elaborate:
Me and a few of my friends are working on a project using cvs. I added
lots of testing data (in the database) and I want all of my coworkers
to have the same content of the databases as I do. Is there a way that I
can create a migration which transforms an empty database into a
database filled with records (not random records, my records :wink: ).

Oh, and sorry for my English.

Adam Sosnowski wrote:

Hi.

I’m a Rubynuby and I was wondering if it’s possible to dump the current
state of my database (all the rows in different tables) to a form of a
migration?

I don’t know if I made myself clear enough, so let me elaborate:
Me and a few of my friends are working on a project using cvs. I added
lots of testing data (in the database) and I want all of my coworkers
to have the same content of the databases as I do. Is there a way that I
can create a migration which transforms an empty database into a
database filled with records (not random records, my records :wink: ).

Oh, and sorry for my English.

take a look at http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/migration2

I mean this one

http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/mysql_tasks

opps!!!

Adam Sosnowski wrote:

Hi.

I’m a Rubynuby and I was wondering if it’s possible to dump the current
state of my database (all the rows in different tables) to a form of a
migration?

I don’t know if I made myself clear enough, so let me elaborate:
Me and a few of my friends are working on a project using cvs. I added
lots of testing data (in the database) and I want all of my coworkers
to have the same content of the databases as I do. Is there a way that I
can create a migration which transforms an empty database into a
database filled with records (not random records, my records :wink: ).

Oh, and sorry for my English.

If you’re trying to share test data you should consider creating
fixtures with this information and actually writing automated tests.