Ok, I have the env entry twice, but even removing the empty one, I now
get the environment variables "dir" and "core_dir" in my program, but
mnesia does not seem to take them into account.
Alex
Le 2 juil. 08 à 17:41, Alexander Lamb a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I am writing an OTP application which will create a Mnesia database if
> needed (will check upon init if schema exists on that node).
>
> Since I can't give a path in the mnesia:create_schema(node())
> function, from the documentation I read that it takes the environment
> variable "dir" so I hoped I could pass it in my application file such
> as this:
>
> {application,cs_foundations,
> [
> {description, "Foundations for handling roles and studies"},
> {vsn,"1.0.0"},
> {modules, [sasl,cs_guuid,cs_mnesia]},
> {registered, [cs_guuid,cs_mnesia,cs_foundations_sup]},
> {applications, [kernel,stdlib,sasl]},
> {env,[]},
> {mod, {cs_foundations_app,[]}},
> {start_phases, []},
> {env, [{core_dir, "/Users/alamb/Data/Mnesia"},{dir, "/Users/alamb/
> Data/Mnesia"}]}
> ]
> }.
>
> Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work. Any workaround?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alex
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