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This blog is dedicated to ruby on rails. I will particularly focus on the usage of Rails on Windows with MSSQLServer as it is currently a scarce ressource on the web. Version of rails expected is rails 2.3.5 minimum.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Questions on SQL Server adapter

Just a brief post to note that there is a specific discussion group on SQL Server adapter in rails here.

Posted by Vincent Jacquel at 1:04 PM No comments:

Labels: adapter, rails, sql server 2008

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Vincent Jacquel: Zurich, Switzerland; SQL Server, ruby on rails, javascript

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