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migratus.database


complete?clj

(complete? db table-name id)
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completed-ids*clj

(completed-ids* db table-name)
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connect*clj

(connect* db)
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create-migration-table!clj

(create-migration-table! db modify-sql-fn table-name)

Creates the schema for the migration table via t-con in db in table-name

Creates the schema for the migration table via t-con in db in table-name
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default-migrations-tableclj

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disconnect*clj

(disconnect* db)
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find-init-scriptclj

(find-init-script dir init-script-name)
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find-init-script-fileclj

(find-init-script-file migration-dir init-script-name)
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find-init-script-resourceclj

(find-init-script-resource migration-dir jar init-script-name)
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init-db!clj

(init-db! db migration-dir init-script-name modify-sql-fn transaction?)
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init-schema!clj

(init-schema! db table-name modify-sql-fn)
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mark-completeclj

(mark-complete db table-name description id)
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mark-not-completeclj

(mark-not-complete db table-name id)
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mark-reservedclj

(mark-reserved db table-name)
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mark-unreservedclj

(mark-unreserved db table-name)
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migrate-down*clj

(migrate-down* db config migration)
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migrate-up*clj

(migrate-up* db
             {:keys [tx-handles-ddl?] :as config}
             {:keys [name] :as migration})
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migration-table-nameclj

(migration-table-name config)
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migration-table-up-to-date?clj

(migration-table-up-to-date? db table-name)
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reserved-idclj

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run-init-script!clj

(run-init-script! init-script-name init-script conn modify-sql-fn)
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table-exists?clj

(table-exists? db table-name)

Checks whether the migrations table exists, by attempting to select from it. Note that this appears to be the only truly portable way to determine whether the table exists in a schema which the db configuration will find via a SELECT FROM or INSERT INTO the table. (In particular, note that attempting to find the table in the database meta-data as exposed by the JDBC driver does not tell you whether the table is on the current schema search path.)

Checks whether the migrations table exists, by attempting to select from
it. Note that this appears to be the only truly portable way to determine
whether the table exists in a schema which the `db` configuration will find
via a `SELECT FROM` or `INSERT INTO` the table. (In particular, note that
attempting to find the table in the database meta-data as exposed by the JDBC
driver does *not* tell you whether the table is on the current schema search
path.)
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update-migration-table!clj

(update-migration-table! db modify-sql-fn table-name)

Updates the schema for the migration table via t-con in db in table-name

Updates the schema for the migration table via t-con in db in table-name
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