Using CodeIgniter database migrations
Imagine that you work in a team of other developers, and everyone is busy working, making changes to the code and the database structure. Keeping up with all of those changes to a database can become a challenge, particularly if many people are working on roughly the same area of the project.
CodeIgniter Migration gives you the option to install (or rollback) the changes of a database structure that might support the changes in the code. For example, if you were working on coding changes for, say, a user registration script—this change requires a column to be added to a database table; you could include a CodeIgniter database migration script with your version control commit (assuming you're using version control)—other ...
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