cubicweb #342880 option to db-restore to not recreate the database [open]
Sometimes, we don't have rights to create a database. The db-restore command should have an option to not recreate a database (just empty the database) | |
| priority | normal |
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| type | enhancement |
| done in | <not specified> |
| load | 0.300 |
| load left | 0.300 |
| closed by | <not specified> |
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Comments
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2009/12/04 12:36, written by sthenault
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2010/03/05 16:58, written by sthenault
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2010/04/22 08:04
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2010/04/22 08:53, written by sthenault
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2015/03/31 13:57, written by ddouard
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2015/03/31 14:00, written by acampeas
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2015/03/31 14:04, written by acampeas
add commentdb-init has a --drop option but that doesn't seems to work that much because some drop statements are missing (eg on the entities_id_seq sequence for instance)
alf, haven't you fixed that already ?
the db-init -d command works. I haven't done anything about db-restore
ooops, sorry
maybe add an option to execute something like:
don't forget this essentially applied to sqlserver
don't forget this essentially applied to sqlserver