Thank you all for the answers!
I only wished to improve I do not have to generate my model again after
database schema migration.
One person gave mi an advise to read that article
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/migrations.html
on migrations.
The next step is generating scaffold for model,
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at least) for every reply.
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hi!
i am trying to add database field to a model without model regeneration.
i have added my field to migration scripts
class CreateUsers ActiveRecord::Migration
def change
create_table :users do |t|
t.string :name
t.string :lg, :default = en
t.timestamps
end
end
thanks for an advise not to change the code in migration tables.
i could delete it and add new fields by new migrations scripts
but these migration scripts have an influence only on a database schema,
not on a table model in app/models catalogue.
the only thing i want to do is to add database
Thank you, Colin!
Colin Law wrote in post #1118501:
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Sorry, it is not a solution.
add_column in generated migration scripts adds desired column to
database schema.
Except that I need a property in my model of a table corresponding to a
newly migrated column.
That is the question.
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