Quoting Glenn Little <[email protected]>: > Thanks Neil, but I actually did want to keep activerecord there. I > want to have some models based on a database or two that are not the > "main" production database. I may have a main database later and will > configure production and development dbs at that time, but I was > looking for the cleanest way to run my app with prod and dev databases > currently non-specified if possible.
I am not clear why you don't want the current databases to be development+production. Is it because they are some legacy dbs you are integrating with? In any case, for what you have currently laid out as your requirements, I think your idea of leaving the SQLite dbs as stubs is actually the cleanest. -- Cynthia Kiser [email protected] -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby
