There are at least two ways to go about this.
1. Modify the sqlserver_adapter.rb file to use Access sql instead of sql server sql. It of course would have the DBI and ADO.rb dependencies.
2. Get a generic ODBC adapter working, and just call Jet files thru ODBC (should work for non-Win32 platforms as well).
3. Write an ADODB_adapter.rb file that would sidestep the ADO.rb DBD and DBI.
OK, that’s three ways.
There are at least two ways to go about this.
1. Modify the sqlserver_adapter.rb file to use Access sql instead of sql server sql. It of course would have the DBI and ADO.rb dependencies.
2. Get a generic ODBC adapter working, and just call Jet files thru ODBC (should work for non-Win32 platforms as well).
3. Write an ADODB_adapter.rb file that would sidestep the ADO.rb DBD and DBI.
OK, that’s three ways.