Re: Problem with DB_DataObject Generator

PJ, Never seen your problem, but I, also, use a local PEAR instead of the system one, and from the looks of your paths we're both on something unixlike. I have a Makefile in the same directory as the .ini file which does roughly this: -------- PEAR = pwd/../pear createTables = $(PEAR)/DB/DataObject/createTables.php mydb.ini: myconfig.ini php4 -d include_path="$(PEAR):." $(createTables) pwd/myconfig.ini -------- To summarize: I'm giving a complete path (starting with /) to the .ini file; plus I'm forcing PHP to use my chosen Pear, also with a complete path. Our config files look similar, except I'm also using the extends feature with excellent results. This is kind of an aside, but having the custom base class ("extends" and "extends_location") has been a huge help for my project, whose class model makes use of all three layers of data object inheritance. If anyone needs details, I can summarize how this feature works; the manual could use a little more material on this subject to encourage more people to use it. HTH, - Mitch On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 18:17, Psycho Junkie wrote: > Unfortunately, however, when I run this command, all I get is: > CREATING FOR: mysql://cs2proje:xxxxxx@amos.bath.ac.uk/cs2proje > > Then it returns to the command prompt and there don't seem to have been any > visible classes created in response to the database investigation. -- Mitchell Perilstein mitch at enetis dot net www.enetis.net/~mitch