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Hello, This post is to announce the latest 0.2 release of RailsDB: Q. What? A. RailsDB is a web application written in Ruby using the Ruby on Rails web framework. RailsDB provides a generic interface to popular open source databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. The RailsDB project is currently under heavy development and seeking more developers to ass...

All of a sudden, on three different systems, the "server_ip_address/sid_name" syntax in database.yml has stopped working for me. I can''t even do a OCI8.new(blah blah blah) statement from an IRB shell. I get "ORA-12541: TNS:no listener", or some variant, depending on how I phrase it. On systems where I have a real deal client installed, and OCI can find the tnsnames

I installed Ruby, Rails (using gems install rails -v 1.0.0 --remote), the OCI driver for windows to access Oracle (C:\> ruby ruby-oci8-0.1.13-mswin.rb). I create a an application in rails (C:\> rails tabella) I have a table called tabella in Oracle in the RAILSDB database. I modify my database.yml to read: development: adapter: oci username: ruby password: ruby host: RAILSDB I start my server: (C:\> ruby server) When I run: C:\> ruby script/generate scaffold tabella I get an Error ORA0403 tabella object tabellas does not exist Any hints????...

...# do some stuff x= Model.find() x.test end or token = Model.use_write do x = Model.new x.save end Any idea how this can be achieved? Is it possible to use ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(:adapter => "mysql" , :host => "localhost" , :database => "railsdb" ) more dynamically? Maybe creating a inherited model would do it?: class Order < ActiveRecord::Base end --- ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(:adapter => "mysql" , :host => "localhost" , :database => "railsdb_read" ) class ReadOrder < Ord...