Alexey Muranov wrote in post #1019182:
> This is a weird issue!
> @7stud, you should agree this is bug.
>
I don't know enough about rails to determine that. Encoding issues are
tricky.
>
> I have found out the difference between my application and this one.
>
> In the controller, instead of
>
> MyModel.create!(:ip => request.remote_ip, :description => 'request')
>
> do
>
> model = MyModel.new
> model.save # this is important!
> model.ip = request.remote_ip
> model.description = 'request'
> model.save
>
> then it works.
>
> Alexey.
I can't duplicate the op's problem: I can't get sqlite3 to show
X'3132372E302E302E31' for a string field. It doesn't matter if I use
create(), or new() and save(). I get the following in both cases:
sqlite> .dump users
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
CREATE TABLE "users" ("id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT NOT NULL,
"name" varchar(255), "email" varchar(255), "created_at" datetime,
"updated_at" datetime, "last_sent_to" varchar(255));
INSERT INTO "users" VALUES(1,'127.0.0.1','request','2011-08-30
11:43:08.702303','2011-08-30 11:43:08.702303',NULL);
INSERT INTO "users" VALUES(2,'127.0.0.1','string','2011-08-30
11:43:08.710679','2011-08-30 11:43:08.710679',NULL);
COMMIT;
sqlite>
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