There's Dr. Nic's "magic model generator";
http://github.com/drnic/magic_model_generator
But that hasn't really been updated lately - it doesn't even claim
compatibility with Rails 2.0. So it's probably not going to do what
you want.
Really though, your best bet is to roll back to the previous version
in source control...
And, if you don't have source control, now's a really, really,
*really* good time to start. If you're on Windows (which I'd guess
based on the ISO-8859 headers in your mail), this is the simplest
package to get up and running:
http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/
On other OSes, you may already have git installed, or your package
management system should be able to sort you out.
Hope this helps,
--Matt Jones
On Jul 27, 2010, at 7:08 PM, Arthur Baldwin wrote:
What if I really messed up all the rails files and want to recreate
ALL of the rails files using an existing MySQL database. Is there
some command I can use to take a "best guess" at what tables are
related to each other and how they are related?
Arthur
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