migration = $factory; } /** * Return SQL to be executed in this update. * * SQL queries should be defined here, instead of in `doUpdate()`, since this method is used * in the `core:update` command when displaying the queries an update will run. If you execute * queries directly in `doUpdate()`, they won't be displayed to the user. * * @param Updater $updater * @return array ``` * array( * 'ALTER .... ' => '1234', // if the query fails, it will be ignored if the error code is 1234 * 'ALTER .... ' => false, // if an error occurs, the update will stop and fail * // and user will have to manually run the query * ) * ``` */ public function getMigrations(Updater $updater) { $sqls = array( $this->migration->db->dropTable('usage_measurement_events'), $this->migration->db->createTable('usage_measurement_profiles', array( 'creation_date' => 'datetime NOT NULL', 'category' => 'VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL', 'name' => 'VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL', 'action' => 'VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL', 'count' => 'INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0' , 'wall_time' => 'BIGINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0' , ), $primary = array('category', 'name', 'action')) ); return $sqls; } /** * Perform the incremental version update. * * This method should perform all updating logic. If you define queries in an overridden `getMigrationQueries()` * method, you must call {@link Updater::executeMigrationQueries()} here. * * See {@link Updates} for an example. * * @param Updater $updater */ public function doUpdate(Updater $updater) { $updater->executeMigrations(__FILE__, $this->getMigrations($updater)); } }