I seem to be running into various issues between SqlServer and Rails,
and so far have been able to solve everything save for a particular
quirk when running unit tests.
When I run "rake test:units" on my app, it gets so far as to run
db:schema:load. I''m dealing with a legacy database, so it''s
loading all
sorts of tables that I don''t care about, but regardless, one table in
particular has a column set to VARCHAR(MAX). db:schema:dump interprets
"MAX" as a limit of -1.
Is there a way to set the limit information during the schema dump? I''d
be happy with just setting it to 8000 instead of MAX for testing
purposes.
I suppose at the very least, I''d like to specify the schema.rb file
myself without rake running db:schema:dump and overwriting my changes.
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