Posted by David November 09, 2008 @ 05:49 PM
IBM have just wrapped up a new DB2 adapter that fixes a bunch of bugs, adds support for a range of features, and works with the rails -d setup to create a new Rails application straight for DB2. Check it out: A major milestone for DB2 on Rails.
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IBM is doing an amazing job supporting DB2 and Rails.
Where the hell is Microsoft?
I’m sure IronRuby will rock when it can (finally) run Rails, but why doesn’t MS back their Database product with Rails on the Windows MRI? Rails on Windows runs very well and can support many mid sized enterprise applications behind and in front of the firewall so why…
Never mind. I answered my own question.
Doh!
Information On Demand infrastructure by IBM is optimal.
The latest SQL Server adapter is now alive. Find it here. http://github.com/rails-sqlserver/2000-2005-adapter/tree/master