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I'm getting an error also: http://gist.github.com/115477 This is with gem postgres (0.7.9.2008.01.28).
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tekkub: try gem install pg
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tekkub: try 'gem install pg'
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I have the same problem, and I'm using the same postgres-pr 0.6.1 gem. However, colleague of mine is running the same gem with the same Rails Application, and can migrate without any problems.
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I work on Windows Vista. After update to Rails 2.3.3 I had the same problem with the "postgres-pr" gem. So I installed newer "pg" gem which has the problematic quote_ident method implemented. For some reason the new gem didn't work. After googling the problem I've copied ssleay32.dll and libeay32.dll from Postgresql bin directory to Ruby bin dir. And as for now the "pg" gem works.
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If you are having problems with "undefined method 'quote_ident' for PGConn:Class", install the "pg" gem (version 0.8.x) and everything should work.
This change is throwing an error for me. I'm using the postgres-pr (0.6.1) gem.