Fix readme.

Author: metaskills

README.md

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::SQLServerAdapter.auto_connect = false
 
 #### Configure Connection & App Name
 
-We currently conform to an unpublished and non-standard AbstractAdapter interface to configure connections made to the database. To do so, just override the `configure_connection` method in an initializer like so. In this case below we are setting the `TEXTSIZE` to 64 megabytes. Also, TinyTDS supports and application name when it logs into SQL Server. This can be used to identify the connection in SQL Server's activity monitor. By default it will use the `appname` from your database.yml file or a lowercased version of your Rails::Application name. It is now possible to define a `configure_application_name` method that can give you per instance details. Below shows how you might use this to get the process id and thread id of the current connection.
+We currently conform to an unpublished and non-standard AbstractAdapter interface to configure connections made to the database. To do so, just override the `configure_connection` method in an initializer like so. In this case below we are setting the `TEXTSIZE` to 64 megabytes. Also, TinyTDS supports an application name when it logs into SQL Server. This can be used to identify the connection in SQL Server's activity monitor. By default it will use the `appname` from your database.yml file or a lowercased version of your Rails::Application name. It is now possible to define a `configure_application_name` method that can give you per instance details. Below shows how you might use this to get the process id and thread id of the current connection.
 
 ```ruby
 module ActiveRecord