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Dmitry Geraskov commented on HBX-1161:
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I've created issue in jboss jira:
Schema Export lacks warning signs
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Key: HBX-1161
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HBX-1161
Project: Hibernate Tools
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: eclipse
Affects Versions: 3.2.4 Beta1
Environment: Actually, Hibernate Tools 3.3.0.v201002250004M-H277-CR2
Reporter: Joachim Durchholz
Priority: Critical
In the standard Eclipse install, Hibernate Tools have a list of exporters.
One of them is "Schema Export (.ddl)". The standard assumption would be that
it's exporting a set of .ddl files (which would have to be manually applied).
What actually happens is that any changes are immediately applied to the database. The
worst case would be data loss on a production database. (Hey, this just happened to me.
Now I'm going to spend the next two hours validating that nothing relevant actually
got changed in the DDL.)
To avoid unexpected database changes, I propose of the following two changes:
1) Modify the Schema Export exporter to create .ddl files by default.
2) Rename "Schema Export" to "Schema Export (MODIFIES DATABASE BY
DEFAULT)", and/or change the icon so it's different from that of "Schema
Documentation". (Technically, the two are doing similar things, but the consequences
are deeply different.)
3) Split "Schema Export" into "Schema Export" (create .ddl files that
can be manually applied) and "Direct Database Schema Update" (apply DDL changes
directly to the database).
(I'm now off to checking the DDL of the database to see what changes, if any, were
applied by Hibernate Tools. Hey, I'm reverse engineering off the production database
because the test system is not always up to date.)
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