Re: RE: Database Generation Class

My class gets a list of all compiled classes and can drop-all/create-all
tables if required or update tables depending on changes (if any) made
during development. As I had said before, it needs thorough testing since I
wrote it in such a short time and I haven't been able to do so myself.

Abel

On 5/1/10, [email protected] <
[email protected]> wrote:
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> What exactly does your class do? The examples create a spreadsheet from a
> database.
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> The missing part would use alter table statements to update an existing
> schema. You can do that in a largely database independent way using JDBC
> meta data.
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> Anthony
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> At 06:57 PM 19/04/2010, you wrote:
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> >Hello to you all.
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> >I have been working since yesterday to write a class that maintains
> database structure based on the simeplORM metadata. It is quite "crude" I
> have to say but it seems to be working so far. It works only for mysql. I
> was wondering whether anyone is interested in having a look at it as I
> havent had the chance to write tests for it but I was hoping maybe another
> eye might have a look and suggest or even make improvements on it. I am also
> hoping that this may be a base where we can have classes such as this that
> support different databases.
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> >If there is anyone who is interested please let me know so that I can mail
> you a copy of the same.
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> >Kind regards.
> >
> >Abel
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