Le 2014-01-15 13:08, Niek Bartholomeus a écrit :
Hi Jeppe, Thanks for your suggestion, that’s indeed a good alternative. However, in case the first-run script is more complex I may not always know what state to probe for to find out whether the script has fully completed. Let’s say it failed while creating the last table of the table structure. I would have to know the name of this last table (and check for its existence) to be sure it has finished successfully. For that reason I thought using an attribute to flag the successfulcompletion of the script would make this more explicit and less brittle. Thanks, Niek.
Maybe a silly idea but whatever:
Why not create an "installed" table at the successfull completion time, well, use a specific entry in your DB as your flag attribute ...
Or more complex have a table referencing each table you need with the actual version, each create table/alter table should after update it's entry in this table so you may check each table structure is up-to-date and if not try a failback on this table.
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