On 7/12/07, imageguy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are there pre-existing tools out there that does this sort of thing ??
Rails and Django -- two popular web development frameworks -- support
a simple mechanism for doing schema migrations.
In Rails, in particular, each schema change is encapsulat
On Jul 12, 4:03 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Crawford)
wrote:
> imageguy wrote:
> > I am building an application with Postrges as the backend foundation.
> > This is my first application and it has struck me that as we add
> > features/functionality to the application and database with each new
> >
imageguy wrote:
> I am building an application with Postrges as the backend foundation.
> This is my first application and it has struck me that as we add
> features/functionality to the application and database with each new
> version, we will need some method of obtaining the current structure
>
On Jul 12, 2007, at 10:07 AM, imageguy wrote:
I am building an application with Postrges as the backend foundation.
This is my first application and it has struck me that as we add
features/functionality to the application and database with each new
version, we will need some method of obtainin
I am building an application with Postrges as the backend foundation.
This is my first application and it has struck me that as we add
features/functionality to the application and database with each new
version, we will need some method of obtaining the current structure
of the customers database
