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lopex>
what should I think about it ?
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lopex>
and I know something about System I...
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enebo>
SOMETIMES YOU NEED THE POWER
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headius>
I had not seen powerruby before
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headius>
this is going to be weird
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lopex>
so hey, maybe at least IBM will replace jython in websphere with jruby :P
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headius>
I have always dreamed I might work on Websphere some day
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lopex>
he worked at IBM for quite some time
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lopex>
we worked together for some time too
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lopex>
headius: we called him magician
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lopex>
or the hero :P
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lopex>
I learned so many things from him
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kares>
enebo: something you guys will be working on next :)
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kares>
IBM Power on JRuby's Rails
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kares>
you should start looking into IBM_DB gem as we speak :)
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enebo>
kares: :thumbs_up
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kares>
hey, at least its blue right?
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lopex>
kares: there's at least three db2's
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kares>
lopex: yep I 'maintained' AR-JDBC
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kares>
there's a AS400 switch
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kares>
which I never tested against ... since it needed a custom HW
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lopex>
kares: I was the first person in the world to make lift work with as400
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kares>
were you? :)
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lopex>
kares: but nowadays, I regularly user sequel with as400
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kares>
oh you're that kind of a beast
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lopex>
kares: it now support's limit / offset and the like
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kares>
sounds nice
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lopex>
kares: but for many years sequel was the only way to go since it natively supported paging via windowing functions on as400
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kares>
AR-JDBC did share a lot of code from DB2 adapter but obviously needed customizations for AS400
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kares>
does the JDBC layer not support windowing?
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kares>
bet it does ... since sequel is using jdbc on JRuby
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lopex>
kares: you can use set absolute or relative position via jdbc yes
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lopex>
and it will follow the indexes if possible
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lopex>
kares: but otherwise, many databaes have different syntaxes for that, since that functionality is hard to implement efficiently
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lopex>
and so damn needed
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lopex>
if that's what you meant
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kares>
did you try it on Rails?
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lopex>
and on 7.3 there's much more functionality
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lopex>
basically filling all the gaps
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lopex>
kares: wrt rails, no, I use it with my own framework exclusively
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lopex>
which is based on sinatra and sequel
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kares>
good for you
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kares>
and I do not mean that as a sarcasm :)
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lopex>
yeah, I got it :P
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enebo>
lopex: classic
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xardion>
lopex: Yeah, I have my own homegrown framework that I use for my jRuby web apps that's also sinatra-esque
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xardion>
Rack is really all you need, that and a good webserver (I like puma)
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