run:
rake migrate
inside the application directory on the server,
or:
rake deploy
if you have capistrano configured already. Capistrano
will issue the remote rake migrate for you during a
default deploy operation.
--
-- Tom Mornini
On Jun 14, 2006, at 6:56 PM, Duane Morin wrote:
> My company uses Postgres, but while developing my Rails app I''ve
used
> mysql on my local machine. I would love to demonstrate the
> coolness of
> Rails to my coworkers by recreating my schema on the central
> database in
> as few steps as possible. I''ve gotten the feeling that this can
be
> done, something with Rake which I have not yet played with. Can
> somebody offer a pointer? Is it a "migrate" that I want to do,
or
> some
> sort of dump and load? I don''t really care about the data, just
the
> schema.
>
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