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Sorry, in my haste I forgot to modify the subject. 5/2/06, "Christian R. Garner" <olus@digitalapathy.net>wrote: > > All assumptions aside, "rectest" and "salt" are usernames not > databases/schemas according to the pasted config. If they were in fact > different databases/schemas, this problem could never have happened. > While > different database brands...

Granted, I''m still very much a newbie, but after reading an article on AJAX that basically states at one point that just because you can use AJAX doesn''t always mean you should, I have to ask: Why bother contacting the server (even if it is an insignificant amount of bandwidth) to validate the sanity of form data (unless you''re actually validating against something in

When you run your functional tests, rake wipes the "test" database clean and recreates it based on what is in the "development" database. Since it appears you are using the same database for both, that would explain why you lost your data. In addition, if you omit the data needed to access the development database you will get an error like you described, because

...fact that the production tables are in a > different schema (making them accessible without the schema prefix), > that might explain why rake would wipe the salt > (production/development) tables when logged in as rectest. > > Glenn > > On 5/2/06, Christian R. Garner <olus@digitalapathy.net> wrote: > > > > When you run your functional tests, rake wipes the "test" database clean > and > > recreates it based on what is in the "development" database. Since it > > appears you are using the same database for both, that would explain wh...

I''m sure this has probably been asked hundreds of times already, but I am desperately seeking a ticket to the railsconf in Chicago. If anybody has one they need to get rid of or knows of somebody who does, please let me know. Scalpers welcome :-) -Christian -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: