Rails - May 2006 - Add 2 Records with Migrations. No errors. No new records.

I have created the following migrationg by using:
"ruby script/generate migration AddFirst"

But when I run: "rake migrate" it doesn''t add these two
records. I don''t get
any errors. The schema_info table is created and schema.rb is updated with
":version => 1".

Can I not create records this way? When I load up script/console and put in
the same code, it will create the records just fine. The Account and User
model are already created.

/db/migrate/001_add_first.rb
===============================================
class AddFirst < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up
    Account.create :name => "Company Inc.", :domain =>
"localhost",
:subdomain => ""
    User.create :name => "Administrator", :username =>
"admin", :password =>
"1234", :email => "support@mydomain.com", :account_id
=> 1
  end

  def self.down
  end
end
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Do you have tables for accounts and users already?
(thats first migration so I assume you have created them by hand)

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Yes, I have created them in schema.rb.


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You should create tables via migrations. To my knowledge schema.rb is 
just for showing the current schema. Migrations edit schema.rb, you 
should not.

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Okay, I knew in that Migrations video that "running with scissors"
wasn''t a
good idea.

So, in my first migration I am creating all my initial tables. In the second
migration I add my 2 records. I run rake migrate and it runs migration one
and two and all is well.

Thanks,

Jeff

On 5/31/06, Heikki Yl?nen <heikki74@gmail.com>
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> You should create tables via migrations. To my knowledge schema.rb is
> just for showing the current schema. Migrations edit schema.rb, you
> should not.
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