missing sourcefile (no such file to load)-- squlite3 error

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Ryan Bigg wrote:

Rails 2.0.2 uses sqlite3 by default. Either you:

1. Install sqlite and install the sqlite-ruby gem. 2. Specify rails -d mysql <project name> when creating your projects. 3. Manually change it in config/database.yml

Hello, my english is too bad, but i hope you understand me.

I continued his instructions, and everything work ok, but then me the following mistake appears:

Routing Error

No route matches "/Mi_Prueba" with {:method=>:get}

I created another application from the beginning and always the same thing goes out

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Try rebooting your server first if you made changes to your database.yml file

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Try 'gem install sqlite3-ruby'

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Niki Van cleemput wrote:

Try 'gem install sqlite3-ruby

I'm assuming you're using Windows as your development machine, so before doing the suggestion above, you must:

1. Download the precompiled sqlite3 binaries for Windows at SQLite Download Page. At the time of writing, these are sqlite-3_5_9.zip and sqlitedll-3_5_9.zip.

2. Extract the files (you'll have 3 files: sqlite3.exe, sqlite3.dll, and sqlite3.def) and place it in your ruby's bin directory (C:\ruby\bin).

3. Go to your command line and navigate to your bin directory, and type "gem install sqlite3-ruby"... press Enter. Wait for the files to be downloaded to your system.

4. You should now have sqlite3 working.

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Adam Akhtar-2 wrote:

Niki Van cleemput wrote:

Try 'gem install sqlite3-ruby

I'm assuming you're using Windows as your development machine, so before doing the suggestion above, you must:

1. Download the precompiled sqlite3 binaries for Windows at SQLite Download Page. At the time of writing, these are sqlite-3_5_9.zip and sqlitedll-3_5_9.zip.

2. Extract the files (you'll have 3 files: sqlite3.exe, sqlite3.dll, and sqlite3.def) and place it in your ruby's bin directory (C:\ruby\bin).

3. Go to your command line and navigate to your bin directory, and type "gem install sqlite3-ruby"... press Enter. Wait for the files to be downloaded to your system.

4. You should now have sqlite3 working. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

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Adam thank you :jumping: for this info it has taken me two days to eventually solve my problem: FAILSAFE 500 internal server error no such file to load - sqlite3. best regards :handshake: