if ($result && $oldversion < 2007122300) { $table = new XMLDBTable('data_table'); $field = new XMLDBField('field1'); $field->setAttributes(XMLDB_TYPE_INTEGER, '2', XMLDB_UNSIGNED, XMLDB_NOTNULL, null, null, null, '0', 'content'); $result = $result && add_field($table, $field); }
where is the function to build a database table from an XMLDB file?
by Matt Gibson -
Number of replies: 2
I've been looking , but can't find it. Is there one, or do I need to write an upgrade script that makes that table and fields one at a time along these lines:
In reply to Matt Gibson
Re: where is the function to build a database table from an XMLDB file?
by Martin Dougiamas -
That's probably the best way in general (the XMLDB editor in Moodle can generate these statements for you). [Note the syntax has changed a little in Moodle 2.0 as part of the whole recent DML and DDL refactoring]
If you really just want to load an install.xml file in one shot without any checking for previous tables etc you can do it like this:
install_from_xmldb_file('/your/full/file/path/install.xml');
If you really just want to load an install.xml file in one shot without any checking for previous tables etc you can do it like this:
install_from_xmldb_file('/your/full/file/path/install.xml');
In reply to Martin Dougiamas
Re: where is the function to build a database table from an XMLDB file?
by Matt Gibson -
Perfect. Cheers Martin!