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I need to connect to a IBM db2 table using jruby and ruby on rails.
I have managed to do it, but I haven't seen this solution anywhere and I am hoping i can get some feedback on it, or if there is a better approach.




  1. I am using the gem: activerecord-jdbc-adapter (1.3.16)

  2. I added a jar file to my application lib folder, I found the jar file somewhere but I'm not sure where (possibly http://jt400.sourceforge.net/). It is called jt400-9.4.jar


  3. In application.rb, I load the jar file:



    require_relative '../lib/jt400-9.4.jar' if RUBY_PLATFORM == "java"



  4. My database.yml is below at the bottom.



I can open a Rails console and connect to a table and run Raw inserts.
Does this seem correct, should I need to include the jar file when using the activerecord-jdbc-adapter ??



Thanks for the feedback 



development:

  adapter: as400

  url: "jdbc:as400://ipaddess:port"

  schema: schema_name

  username: username

  password: pw





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    I need to connect to a IBM db2 table using jruby and ruby on rails.
    I have managed to do it, but I haven't seen this solution anywhere and I am hoping i can get some feedback on it, or if there is a better approach.




    1. I am using the gem: activerecord-jdbc-adapter (1.3.16)

    2. I added a jar file to my application lib folder, I found the jar file somewhere but I'm not sure where (possibly http://jt400.sourceforge.net/). It is called jt400-9.4.jar


    3. In application.rb, I load the jar file:



      require_relative '../lib/jt400-9.4.jar' if RUBY_PLATFORM == "java"



    4. My database.yml is below at the bottom.



    I can open a Rails console and connect to a table and run Raw inserts.
    Does this seem correct, should I need to include the jar file when using the activerecord-jdbc-adapter ??



    Thanks for the feedback 



    development:
    
  adapter: as400
    
  url: "jdbc:as400://ipaddess:port"
    
  schema: schema_name
    
  username: username
    
  password: pw





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      I need to connect to a IBM db2 table using jruby and ruby on rails.
      I have managed to do it, but I haven't seen this solution anywhere and I am hoping i can get some feedback on it, or if there is a better approach.




      1. I am using the gem: activerecord-jdbc-adapter (1.3.16)

      2. I added a jar file to my application lib folder, I found the jar file somewhere but I'm not sure where (possibly http://jt400.sourceforge.net/). It is called jt400-9.4.jar


      3. In application.rb, I load the jar file:



        require_relative '../lib/jt400-9.4.jar' if RUBY_PLATFORM == "java"



      4. My database.yml is below at the bottom.



      I can open a Rails console and connect to a table and run Raw inserts.
      Does this seem correct, should I need to include the jar file when using the activerecord-jdbc-adapter ??



      Thanks for the feedback 



      development:
      
  adapter: as400
      
  url: "jdbc:as400://ipaddess:port"
      
  schema: schema_name
      
  username: username
      
  password: pw





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      I need to connect to a IBM db2 table using jruby and ruby on rails.
      I have managed to do it, but I haven't seen this solution anywhere and I am hoping i can get some feedback on it, or if there is a better approach.




      1. I am using the gem: activerecord-jdbc-adapter (1.3.16)

      2. I added a jar file to my application lib folder, I found the jar file somewhere but I'm not sure where (possibly http://jt400.sourceforge.net/). It is called jt400-9.4.jar


      3. In application.rb, I load the jar file:



        require_relative '../lib/jt400-9.4.jar' if RUBY_PLATFORM == "java"



      4. My database.yml is below at the bottom.



      I can open a Rails console and connect to a table and run Raw inserts.
      Does this seem correct, should I need to include the jar file when using the activerecord-jdbc-adapter ??



      Thanks for the feedback 



      development:
      
  adapter: as400
      
  url: "jdbc:as400://ipaddess:port"
      
  schema: schema_name
      
  username: username
      
  password: pw





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