rails-informix.rubyforge.org
Informix adapter for Ruby on Rails
http://rails-informix.rubyforge.org/install.html
Informix adapter for Ruby on Rails. Usage notes and Examples. Installation instructions for Ruby on Rails 1.x. Copy the file informix adapter.rb into the directory:. RUBYLIB/gems/1.8/gems/activerecord-*/lib/active record/connection adapters/. Where RUBYLIB is probably /usr/local/lib/ruby in Unix, and C: ruby lib ruby in Windows. RUBYLIB/gems/1.8/gems/activerecord-*/lib/active record.rb. And modify the line with RAILS CONNECTION ADAPTERS to look like this:. Ruby on Rails configuration.
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Santana's Tech Notes: April 2008
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Small notes about technical related stuff I do, mainly OpenBSD and Ruby. Saturday, April 26, 2008. From CVS to Git. There has been an exodus of Ruby developers recently, moving from Subversion to Git. For SCM. Being a happy CVS user, I was curious about what Git could offer for a team of one developer. After understanding the workflow used. By experienced Git users and its benefits, I started to think the other way around: why use CVS when I can use Git. Then I decided to move binpatch. Git for CVS users.
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Santana's Tech Notes: February 2008
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Small notes about technical related stuff I do, mainly OpenBSD and Ruby. Tuesday, February 12, 2008. Ibm db and Ruby/Informix interface comparison. A Software Engineer at IBM, recently posted in his blog an Essential guide to the Ruby driver for DB2. Which included some samples of IBM's ibm db Ruby driver. This driver supports not only DB2, but several IBM databases, Informix included. As Antonio states in his guide, it was not meant to be thorough (that's what the API reference. IBM DB: free result(stmt).
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Santana's Tech Notes: December 2007
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Small notes about technical related stuff I do, mainly OpenBSD and Ruby. Wednesday, December 05, 2007. Informix adapters for ActiveRecord and ruby-sequel. I have updated Rails/Informix. To implement DECIMAL support and fix a pair of bugs that prevented the generation of db/schema.rb. I'm happy to say that on its 1.1.0 release, this adapter is mostly complete - indexes is still missing - and robust. By the way, even though Rails 2.0 is out. You can take a look at some examples here. Links to this post.
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Santana's Tech Notes: November 2006
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Small notes about technical related stuff I do, mainly OpenBSD and Ruby. Monday, November 27, 2006. Ruby/Informix 0.3.0 and Rails/Informix 0.1.0 released. Finally, the ActiveRecord adapter for IBM Informix Dynamic Server. Is ready for its first release. I have tested it succesfully on Solaris 9 and Windows XP with IDS 9.4 and IDS 10. Eric Herber has been so kind as to cover Ruby/Informix at The Informix Zone. As part of a review of database interfaces for popular scripting languages. The Informix Zone.
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Santana's Tech Notes: April 2006
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Small notes about technical related stuff I do, mainly OpenBSD and Ruby. Monday, April 10, 2006. Ruby/Informix 0.1.0 released! After a month and a half of working on it, as my day job permits, Ruby/Informix is ready for its first release. The Informix adapter for Ruby on Rails will probably follow soon! Is a Ruby extension for connecting to IBM Informix Dynamic Server. Thanks to Matz for bringing the joy back to programming and IBM for maintaining this nice DBMS. Gerardo Santana Gómez Garrido.
