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John Simoneau
Courses Plus Student 8,105 PointsForgot to add a part of RemoveOldTables :(
I was a dope and forgot to add:
Employee.all.each do |e|
Account.create(name: e.name, email: e.email)
end
In the RemoveOldTables ActiveRecord Migration file so it only moved 1 of the accounts into the new Accounts. How do I fix this so I can proceed since I can't backtrack? Can I add the employee back in manually now via the rails console?
Or what is involved in downloading the project files from the last lesson and starting at that point again? Possible or complicated?
Or if I have to start over entirely... how should I proceed since I have the database somewhere etc?
Thanks
John Simoneau
Courses Plus Student 8,105 PointsOk, I put this into the Rails console and I'm hoping it solved my problem. Looks like it did when I view it in MySQL Workbench and run his command to check the number of accounts in the Rails console.
Employee.create(name: "Hampton", email: "hcatlin@gmail.com")
John Simoneau
Courses Plus Student 8,105 PointsJohn Simoneau
Courses Plus Student 8,105 PointsCould I just add the employees data in via MySQL Workbench like we learned how to use in the MySQL course in the track or will that mess up Rails and there is more too it?