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It is required to restart spring boot application after altering column in database
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My application is live but my database team wants to add a column in the database table in Postgres.
a number of API's are written using that table.
My question is?
Adding column
Removing column
Renaming column
Requires application restart
spring postgresql spring-boot datasource spring-jdbc
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Srinu
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My application is live but my database team wants to add a column in the database table in Postgres.
a number of API's are written using that table.
My question is?
Adding column
Removing column
Renaming column
Requires application restart
spring postgresql spring-boot datasource spring-jdbc
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
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Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago
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up vote
-2
down vote
favorite
My application is live but my database team wants to add a column in the database table in Postgres.
a number of API's are written using that table.
My question is?
Adding column
Removing column
Renaming column
Requires application restart
spring postgresql spring-boot datasource spring-jdbc
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
My application is live but my database team wants to add a column in the database table in Postgres.
a number of API's are written using that table.
My question is?
Adding column
Removing column
Renaming column
Requires application restart
spring postgresql spring-boot datasource spring-jdbc
spring postgresql spring-boot datasource spring-jdbc
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
edited 2 days ago
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
asked 2 days ago
Srinu
21110
21110
This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
2
Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
2
Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago
This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
2
2
Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago
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This is not actually a question. But a schema change will likely need to be reflected as a code change, so a redeploy seems indicated.
– NickJ
2 days ago
2
Adding new column doesn't require to restart application if you do not need that in application. But rename or delete a column must requires to change in your code if you're using them inside jpa entity or any native query.
– mhshimul
2 days ago
Small clarification we are not using newly added column. it will make an impact on my running spring boot jar
– Srinu
2 days ago
You said that your application does not use that table! So why should you care about it?! There could be dozens of more tables in the database, which you don't have any dependency on, change each one without any problem. But if your application depends on it, and you mention the column names in the code, obviously you shall change your code and redeploy the application
– Amir Pashazadeh
2 days ago
we are using that table but not using newly added column
– Srinu
2 days ago