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By Kalali
via weblogs.java.net
Submitted: Jul 02 2008 / 09:29
The default database for Rails 2.0.x application is SQLite3. This database is bundled with Mac OSX Leopard and so makes it really easy to get started with Ruby-on-Rails. But it requires couple of additional steps if you are using JRuby.
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