[Rails] Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP !!!!

[Kim]

Tony Gambone wrote:
> That's true... but you can use INTEGER for the datatype anyway.  It is
> a synonym for a NUMBER with 38 precision and no scale - a 38-digit
> integer, then, if I remember correctly how that works.  You might try
> using "NUMBER(7,0)" or something, since you probably don't need
> 38-digit IDs.  My guess is, if the second argument is 0, the id will
> appear in Ruby as an Integer.

It does not help.

I have done this:

ALTER TABLE ALERT_CONTACTS MODIFY (ID NUMBER(7,0))

I guess that I can only conclude that Ruby on Rails are not running on 
Oracle, although it is stated on www.rubyonrails.org.

What a shame ;-(

Br
Kim

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