We have a Rails application that runs on-premise in Windows VDI environments where SQL Server is always the DB of choice. We'd like to upgrade from Rails 4 to 5, but have noticed that ODBC support was removed from this adapter.
Emulating all the capabilities provided by ODBC in Windows with TDS (like secure and validated TLS connections, mirroring support, debug logs, etc, etc, etc) is a huge task. It also requires that we put passwords and other config in database.yml yada yada.
Was ODBC support removed solely because it wasn't being testing or were there other major changes and problems introduced by Rails 5? We will likely fork this gem and attempt to add it back, perhaps we can provide the necessary testing (if that's all it is) to get it back in here.
Another concern is now that the mode has been removed, I'm worried other changes have been made that are TDS biased. Any additional information is welcome. Thanks!
We have a Rails application that runs on-premise in Windows VDI environments where SQL Server is always the DB of choice. We'd like to upgrade from Rails 4 to 5, but have noticed that ODBC support was removed from this adapter.
Emulating all the capabilities provided by ODBC in Windows with TDS (like secure and validated TLS connections, mirroring support, debug logs, etc, etc, etc) is a huge task. It also requires that we put passwords and other config in database.yml yada yada.
Was ODBC support removed solely because it wasn't being testing or were there other major changes and problems introduced by Rails 5? We will likely fork this gem and attempt to add it back, perhaps we can provide the necessary testing (if that's all it is) to get it back in here.
Another concern is now that the mode has been removed, I'm worried other changes have been made that are TDS biased. Any additional information is welcome. Thanks!