> SQLite database is much faster to run than any other for the tests.
> So the first thing to do is to try to isolate Database access. First try
> SQLite, then try to hack to use SQLite in-memory DB, then srub and mock.
>

Unfortunately the app has a lot of PostgresSQL dependencies, triggers
etc. so it won't run on anything other than Postgres (8.2).

I googled a bit and found some info about setting up a ramdisk and
storing the postgres DB on there.... that might help.

Robert

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