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Rails is shipped by default with ActiveRecord, an ORM (Object Relational Mapping) derived from the pattern with the same name. As an ORM, it is built to handle relational-mapping, and more precisely by handling SQL requests for you, hence the limitation to SQL databases only. However, you can still create a Rails app with another database management system
- simply create your app without active-record
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- add our own database management system in Gemfile
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- bundle install and follow the installation steps from the desired database.
In this example, mongoid is an object mapping for MongoDB and - as many other database gems built for rails - it also inherits from ActiveModel the same way as ActiveRecord, which provides a common interface for many features such as validations, callbacks, translations, etc.
Other database adapters include, but are not limited to :
- datamapper
- sequel-rails