Recently, they changed the way that bake runs (tripped me up too).
You need to run it from your /app directory
and add the bake directory to your path.
There's a note at the top of bake.bat script that gives better/fuller
instructions.
Hope this helps
On Nov 20, 10:03 am, Scronkey <[EMAIL PRO
You mean you copied the whole 'console' directory into your app
directory?
I can't see how that would make a difference as far as baking models
go, but even if it did it doesn't seem a very efficient solution
considering how many directories and files are in the console
directory.
Out of interes
well ... maybe this is the solution
I have copied "console" to the "app" folder and it works fine with me
On Nov 20, 8:30 am, uae2k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the same problem and I tried your way but without any result
>
> Any one can help here !
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I have the same problem and I tried your way but without any result
Any one can help here !
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I have found out why this was happening and with two very small
adjustments in cake/console/libs/tasks/model.php I can successfully
bake models in either the mysql or the firebird database.
All the functionality is there and ready to go, it just appears it has
yet to be 'turned on'. (using latest
This occurs when trying to setup an additional database connection to
a Firebird server.
I'm using mysql for the bulk of my app (with no problems), but in
trying to set up access to a few tables in my Firebird db some oddness
occurs.
I have the entry in the database.sql config file and bake pres
