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I have a project that uses mysql with multiple databases. I would like to be able to execute a single command that would migrate all databases at once. However, it appears that only one connection can be set at once and that change sets cannot be singled out for a specific database. It also seems that liquibase has the notion of different DRMS database products, but not different databases.
I was able to use maven with multiple executions, multiple changelogs, and multiple connections to accomplish this. However it requires that I duplicate a lot of configuration for each of the goals I would like to support (update, updateSQL, rollback, tag).
Does anyone know if this is possible?
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The text of the topic is shown below:
I have a project that uses mysql with multiple databases. I would like to be able to execute a single command that would migrate all databases at once. However, it appears that only one connection can be set at once and that change sets cannot be singled out for a specific database. It also seems that liquibase has the notion of different DRMS database products, but not different databases.
I was able to use maven with multiple executions, multiple changelogs, and multiple connections to accomplish this. However it requires that I duplicate a lot of configuration for each of the goals I would like to support (update, updateSQL, rollback, tag).
Does anyone know if this is possible?
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The Liquibase Community Forum Team.