Hi Guido
>I don't know UniVerse well (only been using it for a couple of weeks)
>but from what I see so far, UniVerse is not fully SQL compliant and
>AFAIK, portions of the SQL that is generated comes from user code
>(e.g. conditions specified using the LIKE clause) expect the
>underlying
I'm writing all my business logic using Ruby on Rails.
I've investigated writing a Rails database adapter for UniVerse but
it doesn't look like it will be easy.
I don't know UniVerse well (only been using it for a couple of weeks)
but from what I see so far, UniVerse is not fully SQL compli
Hi Wendy
If you can put a business case together and get a number of people who can
identify the business opportunity then the U2 guys will adopt it. U2 is
about to close off the specifications for the next release of Unidata fairly
soon. If you are prompt, ruby on rails may be in the next relea
Wendy Smoak wrote:
> Is anyone else interested in Rails? http://www.rubyonrails.org/
>
> For me, it's fun to play with, but I figured the chances of it ever
> talking to UniData were slim to none. Then again...
> http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/db2onrails
>
> Maybe we will see U2 on Rails one da
