You could, but I don''t really see any reason to. Testing
automatically creates the test database obviously, and I assume
eventually you''ll deploy to a different machine than you develop/test
on. In this case you''ll have separate DBs anyway.
Don''t know how well Rails supports schemas, I haven''t looked
into it
because I''ve had no need for it. If it ain''t broke,
don''t fix it I
guess.
Pat
On 1/25/06, Ben Munat <bent@munat.com> wrote:> Played around with rails on mysql a little bit. Now I''m looking at
rails on postgres, and
> postgres has schemas. Wondering if it''s appropriate to create
*schemas* for my three db
> evironments (development, test, production) rather than separate dbs?
>
> b
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