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Subject: Re: My experiences setting up Potion Store
From: John McLaughlin <logho...@gmail.com>
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I followed the normal directions including 'rake db:migrate' but
changed my adapter to mysql and it all worked perfectly.  If you don't
have access to the command line I'm guessing (?) you could set up the
tables & by hand but my database kung-fu is pretty weak so I'm
probably not the best to comment on it.

Honestly though if you are considering using the Potion store I'd
suggest you find a web host that does give you command line access --
I know dreamhost does and their rates are pretty reasonable (almost
free the first year if you use one of the many coupons floating
around)

-John


On Dec 4, 2:26 pm, RedRuby <rod.ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Using mysql, did you create the database tables by hand?  Or were you
> able to use the "rake db:migrate?"  How would you use "rake
> db:migrate" assuming the hosting is shared and no access to the