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...ue >> conn = DBI.connect(''dbi:ODBC:mssqlserver'', ''username'', ''password'') => #<DBI::DatabaseHandle:0xb750bf58 @trace_mode=2, @handle=#<DBI::DBD::ODBC::Database:0xb750bea4 @attr={}, @handle=#<ODBC::Database:0xb750becc>>, @trace_output=#<IO:0xb7d35fec>> >> conn.select_one(''SELECT Subject FROM CASE WHERE CaseId = 12345678;'') => ["Test Case"] >> conn.disconnect Assuming this is the best way to achieve this (unless there''s good reason to do so I don''t want to cr...

...uffer from this as well. I am attaching three files: (1) ksvm.R from the the kernlab package, un-edited, (2) ksvm_eps-svr.txt: (for easier reading) containing only eps-svr pertinent blocks of code from ksvm.R with line numbers prefixed to each line (I hope no licenses are being violated!) and (3) trace_output_concise.txt: relevant output from a trace () call for the example in C (my commands there are marked by "NOTE THIS" strings). B. In detail: (the line numbers refer to either ksvm.R or the "prefixed" numbers in ksvm_eps-svr.txt) (you may also refer to the trace_output in paralle...

Hi -- I''ve been having problems connecting to a SQL Server database that I thought might be related to the fact I was upgrading Rails to 2.0. However, I also was moving the project to my shiny new macbook. Anyway, after jumping through a few hoops (instaling DBI, etc.), I finally get to my latest error message: <error> DBI::InterfaceError: Could not load driver (no such file to