Again, thank you for the great advice Hassan. I'm starting to get a
little comfortable with using mysql2, I fixed it with using a different
way of installing using Cmd now and have fixed all installation
problems.
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On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 6:39 PM, Mohammed Rashid wrote:
> ... wanting to use MySQL instead of sqlite3 now.
OK, great. Now, it sounds like your development environment isn't
really set up properly, but that's somewhat OS-specific and I have
no idea what to do with a Windows system at this point.
Thanks a lot Jason you've helped as much as you could. And Hassan, I am
wanting to use MySQL instead of sqlite3 now. I have MySQL community
server installed. I cannot seem to install the gem I'm having problems
as it cannot recognise when I run gem install mysql2. however when I
download a ver
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 9:09 AM, Mohammed Rashid wrote:
> I have sorted the problem now Jason thanks for your help. You are right
> I changed syntax from the Gemfile and database.ylm class from sqlite2 to
> sqlite 3 and the files are created.
>
> Now im typing "mysql u-root" and it does not work.
I have sorted the problem now Jason thanks for your help. You are right
I changed syntax from the Gemfile and database.ylm class from sqlite2 to
sqlite 3 and the files are created.
Now im typing "mysql u-root" and it does not work. Can you tell me how
to run "u -root" using windows which will t
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