On 9/4/06, Ola Bini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've tried setting RAILS_CONNECTION_ADAPTERS just about everywhere in the environment files and it just doesn't want to work. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but there seems to be no working mechanism for adding to the list of adapters right now.
And a reminder...once "jdbc" is in there we won't ever bug you to add another name..."jdbc" covers all possible databases the ActiveRecord-JDBC will ever support. Pretty please? :)
Yes, I've tried both ways. Of course, setting this value above the
initializer block works (and we have a plugin version that modifies
environment.rb), but this is still a manual extra step. (And at least to
me it feels slightly hackish to change stuff above the "official" user
configurable parts.)
I've tried setting RAILS_CONNECTION_ADAPTERS just about everywhere in the environment files and it just doesn't want to work. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but there seems to be no working mechanism for adding to the list of adapters right now.
The optimal would be that the default connection adapters include jdbc
from the beginning. As Charles noted; you're already include other
adapters with external dependencies here.
And a reminder...once "jdbc" is in there we won't ever bug you to add another name..."jdbc" covers all possible databases the ActiveRecord-JDBC will ever support. Pretty please? :)
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