something i've been curious about ... does anyone know why 'rails console' will give you access to the console where you can run arbitrary statements against that environment's database w/ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(), but you have to pass the '-p' flag to 'rails dbconsole' to get access? why not 'rails console -p', or 'rails dbconsole' (no -p)?
i don't see the point. am i missing something? does anyone know how this came about? -n -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby
