Ok, I thought I found it:
getDriver().getDDLScript(DBCmdType.DROP, myDbObject, script)
but this generates
DROP USER MYDBNAME;
The 'USER' is hard coded, as it seems and my hunch is it should rather
be DATABASE. Why should I drop a USER when providing a DBDatabase object?
Regards,
Harald.
On 15.08.2013 14:56, Harald Kirsch wrote:
Hi all,
in DBDDLGenerator I find dropDatabase(), but it is protected. Similarly
it is still protected in the specific implementations like
MySQLDDLGenerator.
Of course I could just derive from the driver and call the protected
method, but this seems to be a bit odd. What would be the correct way to
drop a database with empireDB?
Regards,
Harald.
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