wheels dbmigrate info

Display database migration status and information.

Synopsis

wheels dbmigrate info

Alias: wheels db info

Description

The wheels dbmigrate info command shows the current state of database migrations, including which migrations have been run, which are pending, and the current database version.

Parameters

None.

Output

The command displays:

1. Datasource: The database connection being used
2. Database Type: The type of database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, H2, MSSQL(SQL Server), Oracle.)
3. Total Migrations: Count of all migration files found
4. Available Migrations: Number of pending migrations
5. Current Version: The latest migration that has been run
6. Latest Version: The newest migration available
7. Migration List: All migrations with their status (migrated or pending)

Example Output

+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Datasource:                       myApp | Total Migrations:                     4 |
| Database Type:                       H2 | Available Migrations:                 4 |
|                                         | Current Version:                      0 |
|                                         | Latest Version:          20250812161449 |
+-----------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
+----------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|          | 20250812161449_cli__create_reporting_procedures                        |
|          | 20250812161302_cli__blacnk                                             |
|          | 20250812161250_cli__name                                               |
|          | 20250812154338_cli__0                                                  |
+----------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Migration Files Location

Migrations are stored in /app/migrator/migrations/ and follow the naming convention:

[timestamp]_[description].cfc

Example:

20240125160000_create_users_table.cfc

Understanding Version Numbers

• Version numbers are timestamps in format: YYYYMMDDHHmmss
• Higher numbers are newer migrations
• Migrations run in chronological order

Database Schema Table

Migration status is tracked in c_o_r_e_migrator_versions table:

SELECT * FROM c_o_r_e_migrator_versions;
+----------------+
| version        |
+----------------+
| 20240101100000 |
| 20240105150000 |
| 20240110090000 |
| 20240115120000 |
+----------------+

Use Cases

1. Check before deployment

   wheels dbmigrate info
   

2. Verify after migration

   wheels dbmigrate latest
   wheels dbmigrate info
   

3. Troubleshoot issues

   • See which migrations have run
   • Identify pending migrations
   • Confirm database version

Troubleshooting

Migration Not Showing

• Check file is in /app/migrator/migrations/
• Verify .cfc extension
• Ensure proper timestamp format

Version Mismatch

• Check c_o_r_e_migrator_versions table
• Verify migration files haven't been renamed
• Look for duplicate timestamps

Connection Issues

• Verify datasource configuration
• Check database credentials
• Ensure database server is running

Integration with CI/CD

Use in deployment scripts:

#!/bin/bash
# Check migration status
wheels dbmigrate info

# Run if needed
if [[ $(wheels dbmigrate info | grep "pending") ]]; then
    echo "Running pending migrations..."
    wheels dbmigrate latest
fi

Best Practices

1. Always check info before running migrations
2. Review pending migrations before deployment
3. Keep migration files in version control
4. Don't modify completed migration files
5. Use info to verify production deployments

See Also

• wheels dbmigrate latest - Run all pending migrations
• wheels dbmigrate up - Run next migration
• wheels dbmigrate down - Rollback migration
• wheels dbmigrate create blank - Create new migration