Re: [Rails] Types of db for environments - same or different?

This just bit me on some hand-coded SQL, migrating from SQLite to
MySQL and I didn't get the same results from a query. If you're never
touching hand-written SQL or conditions parameters, then you should be
fine with mix-and-match. But to be absolutely certain, then you can't
beat using the same database in all three environments.

Walter

On Nov 26, 2010, at 10:14 PM, daze wrote:

> Should the types of databases for development, testing, and production
> all be the same?
>
> Is it okay to have, for example, sqlite3 for development and testing,
> and mysql2 for production? Is that doable/common/not too hard to
> configure?
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