Ruby on Rails

On Sat, Dec 23, 2017 at 6:02 AM, Robert Phillips
<robert.phillips37@gmail.com> wrote:

As Walter already pointed out, you shouldn't care about the content
of the id field, but ...

> I get this error
>
> C:\rubyarud\hartl\ch2\toy_app>rails db:drop
> Permission denied @ unlink_internal - C:/rubyarud/h
> Couldn't drop database 'db/development.sqlite3'
> rails aborted!
> Errno::EACCES: Permission denied @ unlink_internal

I would be concerned about not being able to drop and recreate a
database -- sometimes when you're experimenting you *will* get to
a place where you want a clean slate.

That said, I have no idea about Windows permissions; my guess
would be you have the DB open in some other process, but beyond
that -- no idea.

Good luck!
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