@@ -23,8 +23,10 @@ The biggest problem is that Rails sets a connection variable for all MySQL conne The problem only occurs when searching for null autoincrement primary key columns (not other columns). With the regular MySQL adapter, this would return records with an id value (normally errors). With the DBSlayer adapter, it returns the last inserted item into the table (this is the default MySQL behavior). Luckily, this is not a common idiom in Rails, but you should be aware if you attempt to use it for finding errors in your tables. -== FEATURES/PROBLEMS: +== TO DO: +* Return stats from DBSlayer's MYSQL stats => ActiveRecord +* Figure out if there is any way I could support Rails' block-based transaction scheme * More tests * Better documentation README.txt 0d64158be8b903768f4e078ca49e7b734ceceea1 harrisj jharris@nytimes.com http://github.com/harrisj/activerecord-dbslayer-adapter/commit/a1959604ab4c442c45d24ff4b4989c5994c99aa0 a1959604ab4c442c45d24ff4b4989c5994c99aa0 2008-08-19T16:57:55-07:00 2008-08-19T16:57:55-07:00 Tweaking the README 4c9cb1749a8c3082d4a152ff5b4b1da141dc5a6c harrisj jharris@nytimes.com