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I am trying to migrate from rails 2 to rails 3.
I am facing a strange problem.
The whole of application doesn’t seem to pluralize the table names.
Mysql::Error: Table ‘r_database.country_data’ doesn’t exist:
But my table has country_datas as the name.
App was working perfectly in rails 2.
rails 3 recognizes that (in english) data is already plural. you’ll have to either add a custom inflection in initializers, or use set_table_name “country_datas” in your model.