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It would be cool if we could execute bee in all defined databases at once. Especially if we think about schema/database multi-tenancy. The commands that I'd use are: dbchange:up dbchange:down data:validate schema:validate
The ideal is to run simultaneously, for better performance (maybe even offering the option to configure the number of threads). Something like: bee dbchange:up -a, to run in every database bee dbchange:up -a 5 to run in every database, with 5 parallel threads
If there were errors, the log would be divided by database.
Example: DATABASE_1
WARNING: Failed to execute: alter TABLE table change id id int (11);
DATABASE_2
WARNING: Failed to execute: alter TABLE table change id id int (11);
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Executar comando em todos os bancos definidos no bee.properties
Execute in all databases defined in bee.properties
Feb 22, 2017
It would be cool if we could execute bee in all defined databases at once. Especially if we think about schema/database multi-tenancy. The commands that I'd use are:
dbchange:up
dbchange:down
data:validate
schema:validate
The ideal is to run simultaneously, for better performance (maybe even offering the option to configure the number of threads). Something like:
bee dbchange:up -a, to run in every database
bee dbchange:up -a 5 to run in every database, with 5 parallel threads
If there were errors, the log would be divided by database.
Example:
DATABASE_1
WARNING: Failed to execute: alter TABLE table change id id int (11);
DATABASE_2
WARNING: Failed to execute: alter TABLE table change id id int (11);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: