I have a legacy Derby database that I am trying to access from Rails. Here is my database.yml as currently configured: development: adapter: jdbcderby database: db/perm schema: app (also tried APP) My tables are in the "APP" schema in the database. Originally tried it with no "schema" setting and it used the SA schema apparently by default. I am able to connect this way and when I run the Rails console and do ActiveRecord::Base.connection.tables I get the list of tables (there is no indicuation of schema). All tables are listed in lower case. But I cannot figure out how to make a model that can access these tables. When I do a basic model I get an exception "Schema 'SA' does not exist" whenever I do a query via ActiveRecord. I tried various ways of setting the table name in the model (using set_table_name) but nothing worked. Can anyone tell me what I am missing? I posted this on SE with some more information (although I think all you would need is probably in this email): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11596929/active... Thanks, Mark
on 2012-07-23 02:28
on 2012-07-23 18:15
I've recently switched to using Sequel for a project that also just switched to use Derby for our embedded database, and have found a few kinks here and there but support is pretty good. It appears "APP" is the default schema, and was recognized that way automatically for me. url: jdbc:derby:db/perm that should probably do it for you if you want to give Sequel a go. -- Matt Hauck
on 2012-07-23 18:24
Matt, Thanks for your reply. I eventually got it to work by setting username: APP and schema: APP in database.yml. All due to lucky guesses and a hint from a respondent on SE due to absence of any found documentation on this. Mark
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