Moving this to the devel list.... On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Paul <paul.a@aandc.org> wrote:
At 12:51 PM 12/16/2011 -0500, Chris Nighswonger wrote:
Hi Paul,
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I see no reason why the errors you posted in this thread should/would
affect the ability to put a server into production.
Hi Chris,
They don't -- it was just programmatical curiosity on my behalf (I have this very old-fashioned foible about trying to understand what I do.)
I'll help feed that old-fashioned "foible" since it will hopefully encourage you to jump into the development of Koha at some point. :-) Here is an explanation I sent to another dev: I'll help feed that old-fashioned "foible" since it will hopefully encourage you to jump into the development of Koha at some point. :-) <snip> It should probably still be SOP to check for the existence of tables/columns/etc. prior to adding them. mysqldump does a similar sort of thing by default, proceeding every "CREATE TABLE" with such as this: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `foo`; We could do something like: UNLESS (<table> OR <column>) THEN <update-foo> We could even add a function which could be called to do this to make it even easier to do. Kind Regards, Chris