Answering my own question after digging around some more:
CreateTable ct = ...
DbQueryManager qm = new DbQueryManager(dataSource);
qm.executeUpdate(ct);
If there's a better way, I'm all ears, but that seems to work.
-Steve
Steven Grimm wrote:
What's the official way to create a table that's not associated with a
bean? I have a join table for a many-to-many association whose columns
are just the IDs of the two tables being joined. Obviously I can go
into my DB admin tool and create the table by hand or do it with JDBC,
but I want to try it the RIFE way if I can.
I can get this far:
CreateTable ct = new CreateTable(dataSource);
ct.table("shows_watched")
.column("userid", int.class)
.column("showid", int.class)
.primaryKey(new String[] { "userid", "showid" })
.foreignKey("user", "userid", "userid")
.foreignKey("show", "showid", "showid");
But then what do I do with that CreateTable object? I see I can pass
it to GenericQueryManager, but I don't have a GenericQueryManager
because I don't have a bean class.
Or am I going about this completely wrong?
-Steve
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