To all the guys using Windows OS and want to use mysql as your
database:
I went around all the forums of ruby that I could find on the internet
and I'm glad I got the answer that I was looking for:
The path that I was looking for was G:\Ruby\bin. Ignore the wording
'add that path to the
WalT wrote:
To all the guys using Windows OS and want to use mysql as your
database:
I went around all the forums of ruby that I could find on the internet
and I'm glad I got the answer that I was looking for:
The path that I was looking for was G:\Ruby\bin. Ignore the wording
'add that
My system is perfectly fine, and everything works smoothly I'm
smooth sailing getting even deeper into Ruby! I'm even going to read
watch all the Ruby on Rails books/tutorials that I can find including
lynda.com.
If you can't explain something to an old lady then you don't
understand it. Plain
WalT wrote:
My system is perfectly fine,
Then you are *extremely* lucky. The steps you described taking had the
potential to cause big problems. Don't push your luck. Don't do that
again.
and everything works smoothly I'm
smooth sailing getting even deeper into Ruby! I'm even going to
Hi Jeff
Thanks for your reply.
Yes I installed the MySQL Community Server for Windows.
I'm still struggling to check if mysql is installed for ruby.
I installed mysql in the g:\program files\mysql directory ruby on
rails is installed in the g:\ruby directory. I'm running my
music_library app
On Aug 7, 9:08 am, WalT waltermog...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not sure what it means by put its /bin directory on your path
and I tried to copy the bin directory from the G:\Program Files\MySQL
\MySQL Server 5.1 directory to the G:\Rails\rails_apps\music_library
directory and run the following
Somewhere inside the mysql directory
Do you mean mysql folder under G:\Rails\rails_apps\music_library? This
is where I'm running my music_library application.
That comment is
telling you to add that path to the environment variable called PATH
I don't understand what you are saying here.
WalT wrote:
Somewhere inside the mysql directory
Do you mean mysql folder under G:\Rails\rails_apps\music_library? This
is where I'm running my music_library application.
No, he means the directory where mySQL is installed.
That comment is
telling you to add that path to the
No, he means the directory where mySQL is installed.
I mentioned above that there's a bin folder in the directory where
mysql is installed: G:\Program Files\MySQL
\MySQL Server 5.1.
That comment is
telling you to add that path to the environment variable called PATH
I don't understand
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 12:14 PM, WalTwaltermog...@gmail.com wrote:
That comment is
telling you to add that path to the environment variable called PATH
I don't understand what you are saying here. Sorry I'm new to RoR.
This has nothing to do with Rails. It's a basic Windows (and Un*x)
No, he means the directory where mySQL is installed.
I mentioned above that there's a bin folder in the directory where
mysql is installed: G:\Program Files\MySQL
\MySQL Server 5.1.
That comment is
telling you to add that path to the environment variable called PATH
I don't understand
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
Then you are spectacularly wrong. Setting the proper value to your
PATH variable is a basic task for anyone who intends to program.
Why keep asking if you're not going to take any advice? :-)
I can only take the right advise... I took Jeff's advise to change the
database.yml file.
What OS
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 12:41 PM, WalTwaltermog...@gmail.com wrote:
What OS are you using? Under windows, under control panel, there's no
path variable setting.
Au contraire -- google `set windows PATH` for lots of instructions.
--
Hassan Schroeder
I'll try again
Walt, when you say that this happened:
G:\Rails\rails_appsmysql -v
and I get the error:
'mysql' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
then it means that Windows is telling you that it can't find the
mysql program, right?
And
On Aug 6, 4:10 pm, WalT waltermog...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys
I'd like to know how to change from using sqlite3 to mysql. I'm
running windows xp. What is the command that I must type under my
application folder? How to I log into the mysql database afterwards?
Assuming you have MySQL
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