Hi, I know about the connection() routine in ActiveRecord::Base, but
that gives you the ActiveRecord adapter, not the real OCI8 "dbh"
database handle.
I''d like to do something like this:
class MyModel < ActiveRecord::Base
def some_method
dbh = connection()
dbh.prepare("BEGIN some_procedure(?,?,?); END;")
dbh.execute(arg1, arg2, arg3)
end
end
Anybody able to do this? I know it goes around ActiveRecord, but I have
a number of stored procedures I need to access (DBA''s require it for
this app)
Thanks,
Nate
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