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Daniel Berger
Hi all,
I'm happy to announce dbi-dbrc 0.3.0
What is it?
This is a supplement to the dbi module, allowing you
to avoid hard-coding passwords in your programs that
make database connections by using a special config
file. It's also convenient.
What's new?
Win32 support has been added, although it is not (yet)
subject to file permission/attribute restrictions.
How do you use it?
require "dbi"
require "dbi/dbrc"
db = DBI:BRC.new("my_db","some_user")
dbh = DBI.connect(db.dsn,db.user,db.passwd)
...
Win32 users will need the win32-etc package, available
on the RAA.
You can find the home page for dbi-dbrc at
http://ruby-miscutils.sourceforge.net
Enjoy!
Dan
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I'm happy to announce dbi-dbrc 0.3.0
What is it?
This is a supplement to the dbi module, allowing you
to avoid hard-coding passwords in your programs that
make database connections by using a special config
file. It's also convenient.
What's new?
Win32 support has been added, although it is not (yet)
subject to file permission/attribute restrictions.
How do you use it?
require "dbi"
require "dbi/dbrc"
db = DBI:
BRC.new("my_db","some_user")dbh = DBI.connect(db.dsn,db.user,db.passwd)
...
Win32 users will need the win32-etc package, available
on the RAA.
You can find the home page for dbi-dbrc at
http://ruby-miscutils.sourceforge.net
Enjoy!
Dan
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