A couple options:
- You could create a subclass of the MySqlDatabase class and override
the getClobType() method. You can pass the databaseClassName into
liquibase.
- You could also specify the type as a parameter: column
type=${clobType}/ and then pass the value into liquibase.
I would think
Cool. Thanks, Nathan.
Voxland, Nathan wrote:
A couple options:
- You could create a subclass of the MySqlDatabase class and override
the getClobType() method. You can pass the databaseClassName into
liquibase.
- You could also specify the type as a parameter: column
type=${clobType}/ and
There is an attribute or element you can add to changeSets for putting
in other valid checksums. You put the old changeSet checksum in there
that the production system has already, then make your edit to the
changeSet. Now all future checks use a new checksum and the current
production
I'm afraid I didn't keep a copy of it, but it amounted to a problem
within Hibernate/JPA where the autoincrement ID of one of my objects
could not be read back after the object was persisted. This was long
after the call to Liquibase had completed and the test case was into the
