How to split database schema in Realm?











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I need to have two different schema in one app using realm db.
It seems that should work below solution:



   open class AModel : RealmObject() {
var a: Int = 0
}
open class BModel : RealmObject() {
var b: Int = 0
}
open class XModel : RealmObject() {
var x: Int = 0
}
open class YModel : RealmObject() {
var y: Int = 0
}

@RealmModule(classes = [AModel::class,BModel::class])
open class Schema1

val conf1 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
.name("db1.realm")
.schemaVersion(1)
.modules(Schema1())
.build();

@RealmModule(classes = [XModel::class,YModel::class])
open class Schema2

val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
.name("db2.realm")
.schemaVersion(2)
.modules(Schema2())
.build();


but when app starts and calls Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(conf1), it prints below error:



com.example.XModel  is not part of the schema for this Realm


So it seems that I miss something in configuration but looking at docs I cannot figure out what. So what I miss?










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    I need to have two different schema in one app using realm db.
    It seems that should work below solution:



       open class AModel : RealmObject() {
    var a: Int = 0
    }
    open class BModel : RealmObject() {
    var b: Int = 0
    }
    open class XModel : RealmObject() {
    var x: Int = 0
    }
    open class YModel : RealmObject() {
    var y: Int = 0
    }

    @RealmModule(classes = [AModel::class,BModel::class])
    open class Schema1

    val conf1 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
    .name("db1.realm")
    .schemaVersion(1)
    .modules(Schema1())
    .build();

    @RealmModule(classes = [XModel::class,YModel::class])
    open class Schema2

    val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
    .name("db2.realm")
    .schemaVersion(2)
    .modules(Schema2())
    .build();


    but when app starts and calls Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(conf1), it prints below error:



    com.example.XModel  is not part of the schema for this Realm


    So it seems that I miss something in configuration but looking at docs I cannot figure out what. So what I miss?










    share|improve this question
























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      I need to have two different schema in one app using realm db.
      It seems that should work below solution:



         open class AModel : RealmObject() {
      var a: Int = 0
      }
      open class BModel : RealmObject() {
      var b: Int = 0
      }
      open class XModel : RealmObject() {
      var x: Int = 0
      }
      open class YModel : RealmObject() {
      var y: Int = 0
      }

      @RealmModule(classes = [AModel::class,BModel::class])
      open class Schema1

      val conf1 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
      .name("db1.realm")
      .schemaVersion(1)
      .modules(Schema1())
      .build();

      @RealmModule(classes = [XModel::class,YModel::class])
      open class Schema2

      val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
      .name("db2.realm")
      .schemaVersion(2)
      .modules(Schema2())
      .build();


      but when app starts and calls Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(conf1), it prints below error:



      com.example.XModel  is not part of the schema for this Realm


      So it seems that I miss something in configuration but looking at docs I cannot figure out what. So what I miss?










      share|improve this question













      I need to have two different schema in one app using realm db.
      It seems that should work below solution:



         open class AModel : RealmObject() {
      var a: Int = 0
      }
      open class BModel : RealmObject() {
      var b: Int = 0
      }
      open class XModel : RealmObject() {
      var x: Int = 0
      }
      open class YModel : RealmObject() {
      var y: Int = 0
      }

      @RealmModule(classes = [AModel::class,BModel::class])
      open class Schema1

      val conf1 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
      .name("db1.realm")
      .schemaVersion(1)
      .modules(Schema1())
      .build();

      @RealmModule(classes = [XModel::class,YModel::class])
      open class Schema2

      val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
      .name("db2.realm")
      .schemaVersion(2)
      .modules(Schema2())
      .build();


      but when app starts and calls Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(conf1), it prints below error:



      com.example.XModel  is not part of the schema for this Realm


      So it seems that I miss something in configuration but looking at docs I cannot figure out what. So what I miss?







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          The problem is that you set the schema version of conf2 as a second version, but the first one was never created. Change it for this:



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          val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
          .name("db2.realm")
          .schemaVersion(1)
          .modules(Schema2())
          .build();





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            The problem is that you set the schema version of conf2 as a second version, but the first one was never created. Change it for this:



            ...

            val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
            .name("db2.realm")
            .schemaVersion(1)
            .modules(Schema2())
            .build();





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              The problem is that you set the schema version of conf2 as a second version, but the first one was never created. Change it for this:



              ...

              val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
              .name("db2.realm")
              .schemaVersion(1)
              .modules(Schema2())
              .build();





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                The problem is that you set the schema version of conf2 as a second version, but the first one was never created. Change it for this:



                ...

                val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
                .name("db2.realm")
                .schemaVersion(1)
                .modules(Schema2())
                .build();





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                The problem is that you set the schema version of conf2 as a second version, but the first one was never created. Change it for this:



                ...

                val conf2 = new RealmConfiguration.Builder()
                .name("db2.realm")
                .schemaVersion(1)
                .modules(Schema2())
                .build();






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