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rake db:drop 🐑

Written by @osxgirl | Published on 2021/6/15

TL;DR
Terminal commands will allow you to delete and re-create your Active Record database. The terminal commands below will let you delete the database and create a migration. The commands below include: Creating a model Herd name:string address:text and Seeding the database. Creating a Migration: Creating an App: Create a Migration. Seeding a migration: Create the database: Creating the migration: Seed the database. Seed the migrations: Create an application: Create your migration: Migration. Create a migration. Seed a migratory. Seed a new database: Create

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rails|ruby-on-rails|active-record|database|migration|seed|programming|coding
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