Hello.
Please, could you explain more in detail what is the problem to check
table dependencies? mysql command line client supports the batch mode,
and you can run queries with -e option in the command line. See:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-command-options.html
Hugh Sasse wrote:
> I have a database backed-website in development. (It's Rails based,
> but for this question it probably doesn't matter.) To make sure
> things are clean during development I re-generate things from a
> script. Some things I generate depend on tables existing. Other
> things depend on tables being populated with data. And my testing
> depends on the web application having been created as well as the
> tables populated.
>
> Clearly the above dependency graph is asking for a Makefile. So how
> do I check the table dependencies from make? Searching for mysql
> and make mostly turns up building instructions, of course, so it's
> tricky to find the answer to this.
>
> This is with Mysql 4.1.x, cygwin and Solaris.
>
> Thank you
> Hugh
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