I would really like to use the new schema version functionality, but
ran into a problem when the schema is generated for MySQL. The
generated SQL contain CONSTRAINT clauses that cause an error. Is
there a way to completely disable them?
$schema->create_ddl_dir(['MySQL'], '1.1', './sql', 0, {producer_args
=> {mysql_table_type => 'MyISAM'}});
For example:
CREATE TABLE `attendee` (
`attendee_id` integer(10) NOT NULL,
`company_id` integer(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`name` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`first` VARCHAR(100),
`last` VARCHAR(100),
`title` VARCHAR(100),
`bank_rep` integer(10) DEFAULT '0',
`email` VARCHAR(100),
`foreign_id` VARCHAR(32),
INDEX attendee_idx_company_id (`company_id`),
PRIMARY KEY (`attendee_id`),
UNIQUE `name_company_idx` (`company_id`, `name`),
CONSTRAINT `attendee_fk_company_id` FOREIGN KEY (`company_id`)
REFERENCES `company` (`company_id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CAS
CADE
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
FYI, I'm using the development release (0.08099_02) that's on CPAN,
since I realized that the regular release doesn't pass arguments
forward.
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