I used SQL Server 2005 for 18 months for a rails application. I recall
having to use both freetds and unixodbc to get the connection to work.
I'm a little hazy on this, but I think one is a higher level
communication protocol, and one is a lower level communication
protocol. Google the rest if it h
We are developing a solution for a client. Today he is using ASP.NET
with SQL Server 2008 and wanna use SQL Server 2008 as database for the
Rails application as well.
So, they were asking us why Active Record uses unixODBC to communicate
with SQL Server instead of using only freeTDS - they were co
My company is developing an application for a client. The client
has an ASP.NET web site and SQL Server 2008 database and wants to keep
it
He is
complaining that ActiveRecord does not communicate natively with SQL
Server 2008 and are asking us why ActiveRecord uses freeTDS in
conjunction with
unix
My company is developing an application for a customer. The customer
have an ASP.NET web site and SQL Server 2008 database.
The client wants to keep SQL Server 2008 database and he is
complaining that ActiveRecord does not communicate natively with SQL
Server 2008.
They are asking us why ActiveRe
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