Hallo,
I am looking for maxdb support for Ruby On Rails, but
I never found it, Do you know where is ?
Jose.
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Hallo,
I am looking for maxdb support for Ruby On Rails, but
I never found it, Do you know where is ?
Jose.
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On 9/7/06, Jose G. [email protected] wrote:
Hallo,
I am looking for maxdb support for Ruby On Rails, but
I never found it, Do you know where is ?
I don’t think it exists, but I will say that if you aren’t already
committed to maxdb, think seriously about using it. Administering and
tuning it is a real pain, it’s a resource hog, and the codebase is a
complete cluster*&*&, a twisted combination of Pascal and C. It is a
very capable database, but for all the pain it will put you through
I’m not sure it’s worth it.
Chris
And what database you recommend for an enterprise
solution with RoR ? Mysql or postgresql ?
Or another ?
Jose
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aren’t already
Chris
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Jose,
That seems like a loaded question, so don’t be surprised when you get
back 263 different answers starting with “it depends…”. I would say
that either of those choices are fine for a majority of efforts. Of
course, a couple of key items to consider might be which databases are
currently supported in your organization and what performance/support
expectations are vs. what support staff are available for those
technologies.
I would also suggest a little research on the multiple other databases
that ROR supports, e.g. Oracle. I am not one to propose installing a
proprietary technology if it is not already there, but Oracle is pretty
well entrenched in the enterprise and might be well accepted for a Rails
effort as well it IT is already supporting other apps on it.
FWIW,
Nathan
Thanks,
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escribió:
which databases are
currently supported in your organization and what
performance/support
expectations are vs. what support staff are
available for those
technologies.
I know. Thanks again.
apps on it.
I researched about it, and only find totally support,
in open source terms, for Mysql, Postgresql and
sqlite.
I will start to develop a sales system with Ruby, and
need more information to choose the database.
Do you have any benchmark with Ruby and the databases
?
Thanks again,
Jose.
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I don’t think it exists, but I will say that if
very capable database, but for all the pain it
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On 9/8/06, Jose G. [email protected] wrote:
Do you have any benchmark with Ruby and the databases?
This question should be about the last one you ask. It has to run
before it runs fast.
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