Rails - Feb 2013 - which database servers are used for ruby on rails applications

Hi friends,

I am new to ruby on rails technology, i started with some pdf''s,
i am not getting idea which db is used for ruby on rails applications,
basically i am .net developer, some of them suggested Sqllite3, if i use
SqlLite3, sqlLiteManagementstudio Ide is usefuly, if it is use fully how
i use for my application, where i have to create tables and where i have
to write stored procs and queries, and how i acces in my application.
any one have idea please help me .




Thanks In Advance
V.Venkat

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On 1 February 2013 11:26, Venkat Ve
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I am new to ruby on rails technology, i started with some pdf''s,
> i am not getting idea which db is used for ruby on rails applications,
> basically i am .net developer, some of them suggested Sqllite3, if i use
> SqlLite3, sqlLiteManagementstudio Ide is usefuly, if it is use fully how
> i use for my application, where i have to create tables and where i have
> to write stored procs and queries, and how i acces in my application.
> any one have idea please help me .
You asked about getting started four days ago and I answered though
you did not thank me for my suggestions.  The answer is still the
same:
First use Linux (Ubuntu for example) or Mac.
Second follow a tutorial such as railstutorial.org which is free to use online.
I recommend using rvm to install ruby and rails.

Have you completed the tutorial already?

Sqlite is good for development as it is very easy to setup and use,
but it is not suitable for production.  Most rails apps do not use
stored procs and queries.

Colin

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Colin Law wrote in post #1094734:
> On 1 February 2013 11:26, Venkat Ve
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>> Hi friends,
>>
>> I am new to ruby on rails technology, i started with some
pdf''s,
>> i am not getting idea which db is used for ruby on rails applications,
>> basically i am .net developer, some of them suggested Sqllite3, if i
use
>> SqlLite3, sqlLiteManagementstudio Ide is usefuly, if it is use fully
how
>> i use for my application, where i have to create tables and where i
have
>> to write stored procs and queries, and how i acces in my application.
>> any one have idea please help me .
>
> You asked about getting started four days ago and I answered though
> you did not thank me for my suggestions.  The answer is still the
> same:
> First use Linux (Ubuntu for example) or Mac.
> Second follow a tutorial such as railstutorial.org which is free to use
> online.
> I recommend using rvm to install ruby and rails.
>
> Have you completed the tutorial already?
>
> Sqlite is good for development as it is very easy to setup and use,
> but it is not suitable for production.  Most rails apps do not use
> stored procs and queries.
>
> Colin

Hey Colin Law,

Thank you a lot for your help, here our managers recommended work on 
windows 7 , i installed ruby1.9 and rubyjem and  railsinstaller  in my 
system, and i start working , i am creating  controls and model using 
rails console commands like  rails generate controller post for 
controllers and View, rails generate model post for model
then rake db:migrate and start writing insert and update commands on 
rails console.
am i following right way Colin, please guide me right way of learning

I am very much thankful to you   Colin

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On 1 February 2013 11:50, Venkat Ve
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Colin Law wrote in post #1094734:
>> On 1 February 2013 11:26, Venkat Ve
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>>> Hi friends,
>>>
>>> I am new to ruby on rails technology, i started with some
pdf''s,
>>> i am not getting idea which db is used for ruby on rails
applications,
>>> basically i am .net developer, some of them suggested Sqllite3, if
i use
>>> SqlLite3, sqlLiteManagementstudio Ide is usefuly, if it is use
fully how
>>> i use for my application, where i have to create tables and where i
have
>>> to write stored procs and queries, and how i acces in my
application.
>>> any one have idea please help me .
>>
>> You asked about getting started four days ago and I answered though
>> you did not thank me for my suggestions.  The answer is still the
>> same:
>> First use Linux (Ubuntu for example) or Mac.
>> Second follow a tutorial such as railstutorial.org which is free to use
>> online.
>> I recommend using rvm to install ruby and rails.
>>
>> Have you completed the tutorial already?
>>
>> Sqlite is good for development as it is very easy to setup and use,
>> but it is not suitable for production.  Most rails apps do not use
>> stored procs and queries.
>>
>> Colin
>
>
> Hey Colin Law,
>
> Thank you a lot for your help, here our managers recommended work on
> windows 7 , i installed ruby1.9 and rubyjem and  railsinstaller  in my
> system, and i start working ,
Why do your managers recommend using Windows for RoR development when
it is not the best way?
If you are forced to use Windows then I believe it is possible, but
you will find it much more difficult getting help here as most Rails
developers do not use Windows.
> i am creating  controls and model using
> rails console commands like  rails generate controller post for
> controllers and View, rails generate model post for model
> then rake db:migrate and start writing insert and update commands on
> rails console.
> am i following right way Colin, please guide me right way of learning
I have suggested twice working right through a good tutorial such as
railstutorial.org. Now I have suggested it three times.

Colin

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Colin Law wrote in post #1094741:
> On 1 February 2013 11:50, Venkat Ve
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>>>> any one have idea please help me .
>>>
>> windows 7 , i installed ruby1.9 and rubyjem and  railsinstaller  in my
>> system, and i start working ,
>
> Why do your managers recommend using Windows for RoR development when
> it is not the best way?
> If you are forced to use Windows then I believe it is possible, but
> you will find it much more difficult getting help here as most Rails
> developers do not use Windows.
>
>> i am creating  controls and model using
>> rails console commands like  rails generate controller post for
>> controllers and View, rails generate model post for model
>> then rake db:migrate and start writing insert and update commands on
>> rails console.
>> am i following right way Colin, please guide me right way of learning
>
> I have suggested twice working right through a good tutorial such as
> railstutorial.org. Now I have suggested it three times.
>
> Colin

Thank you Colin
i will Ask my managers

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