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RoundhousE provides several options for customizing the process of creating a
database. You can specify a particular script, and there is a folder for
scripts to be run immediately after creation. This is very useful, especially
if you need to redeploy the database, which happens fairly often during
development.
However, for some databases, RoundhousE is unable to drop the "database". This
makes sense, actually. Different database technologies have different concepts
of what constitutes a database. In SQL server, one usually considers the
"database" to be the physical file and all data associated with the file.
Things like users are external, and schema can be used to logically organize
the database. Oracle, on the other hand, associates users with a particular
database and treats each user also as a schema. This has the effect of the
conceptual "database" usually being thought of as an individual schema. In the
technologies I've worked with, it is a relatively simple process to script the
drop, but the drop must be performed by another tool since users can't override
how RoundhousE performs the drop. This forces RoundhousE users to build up a
significant amount of infrastructure to automate redeployment and to depend on
extra tools that otherwise would not be needed.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 3 Dec 2011 at 11:37
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[email protected]
on 3 Dec 2011 at 11:37The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: