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"MySQL/Ruby
[Japanese]
This is the MySQL API module for Ruby.
It provides the same functions for Ruby programs that the MySQL C API provides for C programs.
Download
RubyForge
tmtm.org
Requirement
MySQL 5.0.67
Ruby 1.8.7, 1.9.1
The module may work for other versions, but that has not been verified.
License
This program is under Ruby's license .
Install
1st:
% ruby extconf.rb
or
% ruby extconf.rb --with-mysql-dir=/usr/local/mysql
or
% ruby extconf.rb --with-mysql-config
then
% make
extconf.rb has following options:
--with-mysql-include= dir
MySQL header file directory. Default is /usr/local/include.
--with-mysql-lib= dir
MySQL library directory. Default is /usr/local/lib.
--with-mysql-dir= dir
Same as --with-mysql-include= dir /include,
--with-mysql-lib= dir /lib.
--with-mysql-config[= /path/to/mysql_config ]
Get compile-parameter from mysql_config command.
2nd:
% ruby ./test.rb -- [ hostname [ user [ passwd [ dbname [ port [ socket [ flag ]]]]]]]
3rd:
# make install
Note
If you get error like 'libmysqlclient not found' when testing,
you need to specify the directory in which the library is
located so that make can find it.
% env LD_RUN_PATH= libmysqlclient.so directory make
test.rb is tested on Linux only.
Usage
The names of methods provided by this module basically are the
same as the names of the functions in the C API, except that the
Ruby method names do not begin with a 'mysql_' prefix. For
example, the Ruby query() method corresponds to the C API
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