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<title>Update databases/ruby-activerecord-odbc to 2.0.  Changes from version 1.4</title>
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include:

  * Changes for Rails 2.0.x / ActiveRecord 2.0.x
  * Added support for DSN-less connections
  * Added support for SQLAnywhere
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<title>Initial import of ruby18-activerecord-odbc-1.4 as</title>
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databases/ruby-activerecord-odbc.

Data adapter for ODBC-accessible databases such as Oracle, Informix,
Ingres, OpenLink Virtuoso, SQL Server, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2,
Firebird, Progress, and others, providing consistent behaviour to
ActiveRecord.
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