Hey, I have an Sybase DB for an existing application and using sequel with a JDBC hack adapter to test stored procedures and some java interfaces. I have just started to scratch the surface of the app, but wanted to look at using migrations to create the schema. And since I have already started to make Sequel::Models, I'd like to look at going to ruby for the app itself. The DB schema uses a lot of Sybase domains to define table column types. For example, they have made domains like say money as a numeric(19,2) or height as numeric(10,3) or like locatonId as varchar(30), id as varchar(40), or zoneId as vachar(10). They use a lot of these data type domain definitions. Is there a way to use these domains in migrations or even to create these domains during migrations? Or is this strictly a Sybase thing and there are no Sequel/ruby hooks/mappings to these Sybase domains? I've never defined these in MySql or Sqlite before and not even sure if such "domains" exist outside of Sybase.
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