My goodness! That was it! I created and used a standard user in Oracle and
things worked as expected. Thanks a bunch. The more I run into some of
these things, the more I dislike Oracle. Right on Michael, I learn, test,
develop against Oracle XE because we use Oracle at work so I have to live
Disclosure: I'm a newbie :-)
Starting with an empty table, I autogenerate and then do upgrade and it
works fine the first time. When I make a small change to the model(s) like
adding a new column, then I do autogenerate, alembic generates the upgrade
and downgrade code as if starting from
Disclosure: I'm a newbie :-)
Starting with an empty table, I autogenerate and then do upgrade and it
works fine the first time. When I make a small change to the model(s) like
adding a new column, then I do autogenerate, alembic generates the upgrade
and downgrade code as if starting from
On 01/02/2016 01:18 PM, Nana Okyere wrote:
> Disclosure: I'm a newbie :-)
>
> Starting with an empty table, I autogenerate and then do upgrade and it
> works fine the first time. When I make a small change to the model(s)
> like adding a new column, then I do autogenerate, alembic generates
The tables are not in an explicitly named schema. By default, it uses the
schema of the user logged in. Looking at the debug output on the console, I
can see that it uses the correct schema i.e. SYSTEM.
I set the logging to debug and went through the whole process. I'll attach
the entire
