this is probably simple to solve, but i've looked through
documentation/this site, and haven't found anything. i want a single
database with multiple tables, and different modules will make use of
different tables. So, say in the music app, i have a database called
'music' with a table called 'musician' that has all the info. Then in
musician.erl, I have:
table() -> musician.
and export that function, and when i start erlydb i pass it 'music' as
the name of the db.
However, when i compile it, i get:
debug:erlyweb_compile:114: Generating ErlyDB code for models:
"musician.erl "
mysql_conn:426: fetch <<"show tables">> (id <0.86.0>)
mysql_conn:426: fetch <<"describe user">> (id <0.86.0>)
debug:erlydb:355:
--- To skip foreign key checks, compile with the {skip_fk_checks,
true} option
** exception exit: {no_such_table,{{module,musician},
{table,musician}}}
in function erlydb:gen_module_code/5
in call from lists:foreach/2
in call from erlyweb_compile:compile/2
the two confusing things here are: 1) why "describe user"? I don't
refer to any table called "user" in the app, and there's no table
called "user" in the db. and 2) the obvious issue, i do have a table
called musician.
so, what am i doing wrong? all i'm really trying to do here is use
multiple tables within a single db.
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