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Howdy. I''m trying to work with a legacy SQL Server database where some of the table names have spaces in them. I''ve done set_table_name "tablename with spaces", but I can''t get find(:all) to work. I get the following error (because apparently it''s not putting [ ] around the name as is required for SQL Server for names with spaces.

...'ve read have been nearly fruitless. I will provide a list of goals, and assuming the expert agrees all goals are achievable, I (my company) would gladly pay for that expert to configure or accurately describe how to configure a Linux or *BSD accordingly. Suggestions welcome. Thanks. Michael Teter Jetta Production Company

I''m seeking pointers to example code (ideally complete, small programs) in Ruby that use ActiveRecord without Rails. An added bonus would be if they happen to connect to SQL Server, but I''ll take what I can get. Mainly I just need a jump-start to using ActiveRecord outside Rails. Thanks much. MT

If I do: script/generate controller Photo I get a controller named photo_controller. OTOH, if I do: script/generate scaffold Photo I get a controller named photos_controller. (Note that the controller name is pluralized). I realize that I''m specifying the controller name explicitly in the first case, but it seems odd to me that the scaffold command generates a pluralized

I''ve finally started a blog. I really didn''t want to go public with it until I was sure I keep it up, but DHH posted a entry to his blog that I feel compelled to comment on. You can read about it on my blog: http://www.bloglines.com/blog/CurtHibbs Curt

Howdy. I''ve got authentication working on a test ActiveDirectory server, but now I need to adapt my routine to work with a client''s system. They require AD connections to use their CA certificate. Does anyone have a good reference to documentation on the preferred way to do this? Or does anyone have first-hand experience and feel like sharing knowledge? Thanks, Michael

Howdy. I''m wondering what happens in Mongrel/Ruby when a user asks for a page but then hits Stop in the browser or just clicks a different link before the response comes back. The reason I ask is that the app I''m building does a fair amount of database work on each page. From what I can tell, when a user abandons a request, the server has no awareness of this and thus

Howdy. I''m curious if anyone has a sense of what the typical Rails contract (W2) rates are for Rails developers in the San Francisco area. Assume the typical requirements of 2-3 years Rails experience, with 5+ years general development experience. From my experience in the Texas market, the rates are $40-55. But I understand the cost of living in SF to be _much_ higher (some sites

I''m trying to duplicate a production environment that uses activerecord-oracle-adapter-1.0.0.9216, but as far as I can tell all traces of that gem have vanished from repositories online. Does anyone know where I can get the following gem? activerecord-oracle-adapter --version=1.0.0.9216 Thanks in advance. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

I have a line like the following in my Rails view/template (generating JavaScript): <script type="text/javascript"> ... y = escape(''<%= h(e.error_desc) %>''); ... </script> Because some of the error_descs have newlines, the browser is receiving page code that looks like this: y = escape(''Information about the error. Another line in the

Hi. I swear I found this in the group archives, but now I cannot find this in the group or elsewhere online! In a view I would like to get the current controller name and action that was used to get here. For example, I have a template that I''m using from two different controllers (and four different actions in each controller), such as :controller => "my_view", :action

Howdy. I''ve built Ruby, RubyGems, installed Rails and Oracle adapter, etc. However, when I try to start script/server, I get the following error: $ ruby script/server => Booting WEBrick... /opt/home/lsadmin/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-2.0.2/lib/ initializer.rb:159:in `require_frameworks'': no such file to load -- openssl (RuntimeError) /usr/local/ssl/bin/openssl

Since all my efforts to control how to_xml() is formatting dates has failed, I''m now considering writing my own to_xml(). However, from the limited examples I''ve found, I just don''t understand how to actually reference the columns for the records in my record set. Here''s a simplified view of my ActiveRecord object: class Errors < ActiveRecord::Base