Last week I released version 1.3.0 of the Ruby and RoR adapter for Ingres. This release includes the following changes:
Ingres Ruby Driver:
Restrict tables() to only return non-system tables
Add support for Ingres datatypes float4, float8, money, decimal, bigint, and ANSI SQL date/time/timestamp
Ruby on Rails adapter:
Add support for Ruby on Rails 2.1 Migrations - for more information [...]
Yesterday, I/we released version 1.2.2 of the Ruby driver and RoR adaptor for Ingres. The release is a small update that includes the following changes:
Fix quote() in ingres_adapater.rb to use the class of variable rather than the equivalent Ingres column type.
Fix segvio in Ingres Ruby driver when fetching char/varchar with data longer than 4074 bytes.
The [...]
Sometime ago I wrote a quick post on getting the Ruby binding for ODBC working with Ingres. Whilst there is still some work to be done there I thought I might write about the Ingres Ruby binding and Ruby on Rails (RoR) adapter.
A consultant for an Ingres client based in the US was asked to [...]
This Wednesday I gave a session on the languages that can interface with Ingres. The content of my session was a high level overview with some simple examples thrown in for the non Embedded languages. Going into sufficient detail for all the languages we support in 35 minutes was not possible. There was a lot [...]
As a follow up to a prior post you can now register to attend the (free as in beer) UK IUA spring conference. I will be presenting a session on the different languages you can interface with Ingres, entitled - No Speaky the COBOL? - Ingres can speak your language. If you do not like [...]
Several months ago I decided to take a look at Ruby, in particular Rails, to see what all the fuss was about. Since Rails requires a database (of course) I thought I would see what could be done in getting it set up with Ingres. Since there is already someone working with a client of [...]
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