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black sensei
black sensei

Reputation: 6678

How do I mimic Hibernate hbm2ddl "create" behaviour in Liquibase?

I've worked with liquibase 1.9.5 for a while now and got it to replace hibernate hbm2ddl strategy of creating tables and loading fixtures in it. Since it's a maven project and since I use hsqldb (using file create=true), I simply create the db in the target folder so that I have a fresh database anytime I test the application. Works fine till that I realize:

1 I will need the database to be recreated when doing integration test using mysql database now

2 I will definitely need the same solution for a non maven project.

So basically how do I drop and create the database when using liquibase as opposed to hbm2ddl?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 884

Answers (1)

Nathan Voxland
Nathan Voxland

Reputation: 15773

The easiest way is to add a separate database call before liquibase update that runs the sql 

DROP DATABASE X;
CREATE DATABASE X

Liquibase does have a dropAll command which can be used to drop everything in a schema, but it is slower than drop/create database on mysql and may miss some database objects.

Upvotes: 1

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