As far as I know, the only thing you need to change is database.yaml. So I set up it, changing adapter from mysql to sqlite and pointing to the file, which should play a role of database. Now when I try to run rake db:create an error pops up saying "Could not find table 'users'". Why's that and how to override this? By logic, db:create is only creating a blank database, without any table in it. So, what's the deal with tables then?
Thanks
I found solution.
The reason why rake aborted was that the environment.rb had some observers set up. It seems that these observers tried to communicate with a model, which table had not been created. That's how it should be though - you can't have a table for a model in the database, if you don't have the database. And the error occurred when I was trying to run rake db:create. So, it seems now that the only solution is to comment observers in the environment.rb before creating the database and comment them when the database is created, which is a little stupid - who knows how much times I would need to drop database and create it again and now I need to comment and uncomment observers each time?
Does anyone know better solution? Thanks
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