Yeah, my bad ... If you remove the "YES" key for dropping tables, it
defaults to "YES", so instead I explicitly set a "NO" key. Try again.
On Jul 31, 2006, at 4:15 AM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
>
>> 3) if you have any single table inheritance tables in your sql
>> gen, it creates a two-pass sql gen script -- one that does drops
>> and one that does creates, where the first pass uniques the table
>> names (so it doesn't generate duplicates). the downside here is
>> that you get two transactions
>
> But this doesn't work for me. If I select a single entity (with
> inheritance involved) I get a couple of "drop table" statements.
>
> If I select all entities to generate SQL for the whole stuff, I get
> two "drop table ..." blocks: the first with only one drop per
> table, the second with duplicates.
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