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by Matt Williams.
Original Post: D'Oh!
Feed Title: Subverting the Paradigm
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Feed Description: Which Paradigm? Pretty much all of them. It's about programming, exploring, management theory, development, and other radical notions. One day I'll talk about Ruby. The next day Rails. Javascript will be thrown in for good measure. Maybe even (gasp!) some Java. Thoughts about management style, too. A little bit of this, a little bit of that, all thrown together in a subversive attempt to change the world, but in a good way.
So, a while back when I was having the issues with migrations and converting to the java based databases from the mysql, I'd left out two association databases from my old migrations when I rewrote them. To boot, when I did sanity checking with mysql, I had neglected to drop the database & recreate, I just ran the migrations over and over — the result being I still had my association tables sitting around. Leaving me wondering why the drivers for hsqldb and Derby didn't do the association tables right.
Stupid.
Rush job. Not enough sleep & trying to do too much at once.
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