Hi Nathan,
I tried it with underscores and also just using the two words together, for example schemaname. Neither attempt worked. The liquibase.bat just doesn't like my properties. Is there any other information I can provide? Here is a sample changeset:
<changeSet author="(generated)" id="1234295864339-1">
<createTable schemaName="${schemaname}" tablespace="${tablespace.data}" tableName="AUDIT_LOG">
<column name="AUDIT_LOG_ID" type="NUMBER(22,0)">
<constraints nullable="false"/>
</column>
<column name="ENTITY_ATTRIBUTE" type="VARCHAR2(50)"/>
<column name="ENTITY_ID" type="NUMBER(22,0)"/>
<column name="ENTITY_NAME" type="VARCHAR2(50)"/>
<column name="MESSAGE" type="VARCHAR2(255)"/>
<column name="UPDATED_BY" type="VARCHAR2(50)"/>
<column name="OLD_VALUE" type="CLOB"/>
<column name="NEW_VALUE" type="CLOB"/>
<column defaultValueDate="sysdate" name="UPDATED_DATE" type="TIMESTAMP(6)"/>
</createTable>
</changeSet>
Again, it works fine from ant, but not the command line.
Cheers,
JF
Voxland, Nathan wrote:
The dots in the properties may be throwing it off. What if you try it
with underscores?
Nathan
