Re: How can Schema Shell create new tables?

Also, I can't get the reverse to work either. I.e. update does not
notice that a table should be dropped.
I'd love some help on that also.

On Mar 30, 7:51 am, Martin Westin <martin.westin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> "cake schema run update -f" always creates an ALTER TABLE statement.
> So how about when a new table is in the schema?
>
> I see the code really in DboMysqlBase::alterSchema() for my dbo but
> the same logic was found in the Postgres class. Since I am quite sure
> the Schema Shell would not have been released without the ability to
> handle new tables I assume there is something I don't get.
>
> So, put me out of my misery, please. I really don't see it.
>
> I can only see that I would have to manually force a "create" command
> and supply the table name. This can't be the right way since it would
> not work at all in a deployment situation. Can it?
>
> thanks for any info you can provide.
> /Martin

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