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Using MYSQL enum in ecto migrations
I am using MYSQL instead of Postgres for my database. For Postgres it’s simple we can create a type using enum and use it in the migration to allow the values in the enum, but MYSQL doesn’t support this. Now, If I want the enum in the migrations. How can I do that with MYSQL? Let’s say this is my migration.
create table(:user) do
add(:role, :string) # 'owner', 'worker', 'manager', 'pending_approval'
add(:business_id, :string, null: false, default: "")
end
I only want to allow owner, worker, manager, pending approvals for role field.
Thanks.
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I figure out a workaround for this. After creating a table with ecto migration. I executed SQL command to alter the table and add the enum column like this:
create table(:users) do
add(:business_id, :string, null: false, default: "")
end
execute "ALTER TABLE users
ADD role ENUM('owner', 'worker', 'manager', 'pending_approval');"
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