Rails 3.0.7 and MySQL

[Tsega]

I used to use Sqlite3 as my database now I changed to MySQL installed mysql2 v=0.2.10 and now my application doesn't run. I get the exact same error as the one pasted here.

http://pastebin.com/nzV1Rvv9

What can I do?

[Tsega]

Found the problem:

in my config/database.yml file I had the following entry for both production and development configuration.

pool: 5

I removed that and it seems to work just fine. Well I guess it helps someone.
Kudos to myself. :-)

[Annapoorna R]

hi...
how to create a form in rails without using a  scaffold command?

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[Colin Law]

On 17 June 2011 08:08, Annapoorna R <prapo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi...
> how to create a form in rails without using a  scaffold command?

Has this question got anything to do with the subject line (Rails
3.0.7 and MySQL)? Please ask this again as a new posting with a
meaningful subject. That way someone with an interest in the question
is more likely to read it. The answer to your question, however, is
to use form_for in the view file. Study the files generated by a
scaffold command and just replicate this yourself. If you want
further information please start a new thread.

Colin