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Hi, I''m a complete newbie to this, I''m afraid. Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, but I''ve had a look, and can''t find the answers I''m looking for, especially for using Rails 2.0. We have an existing database which we would need to connect Rails to, and the database structure is not what Rails would seem to expect. Firstly, tables are not

Is there a list for discussing Rails internals or is that kind of one of those jealously guarded secret things? Also, I seem to be being a bit of a prat today, but if you read this closely: http://www.rubyonrails.org/images/headlines/community.gif Bit of a grammatical error there. (Sorry!) Giles

Hi, As explained by MiKael Navarro in the following post (http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/55662#new) it seems that there''s a problem with the way the mySQL adapter treats the TIMESTAMP column. Actually, when an SQL schema with for example: created_on TIMESTAMP is dumped into ruby schema, it will lead to: t.column "created_on", :timestamp, :limit => 14 but if we

Hi, I wrote 3 little patches (2 defect correction and one enhancement). Would it be possible to have feedback on them ? #4343 : allow to generate correct fixture for us people that use rails with a legacy database and different naming convention for the primary key #4725 : fixes layout of generated help in text_helpers #4744 : allows to add a default option to

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