openbsd-ports/databases/ruby-tiny_tds/distinfo

MD5 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = JRqiWcXCNvYI2qZ8eGU0lg==
RMD160 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = axF9Uke1OZ4DezeUvF4BJL8X5ac=
SHA1 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = k+HLdD1vLh2QAzUlySokKzdoLhY=
SHA256 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = PkE2EDzKd4jALzRcd4dvrmJT2TO+5Uo3QdnqXsYgUPM=
SIZE (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = 19968
The TinyTDS gem is meant to serve the extremely common use-case of connecting, querying and iterating over results to Microsoft SQL Server databases from ruby. Even though it uses FreeTDS's DB-Library, it is NOT meant to serve as direct 1:1 mapping of that complex C API. OK sthen@ 2011-04-01 19:17:08 -04:00			`MD5 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = JRqiWcXCNvYI2qZ8eGU0lg==`
			`RMD160 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = axF9Uke1OZ4DezeUvF4BJL8X5ac=`
			`SHA1 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = k+HLdD1vLh2QAzUlySokKzdoLhY=`
			`SHA256 (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = PkE2EDzKd4jALzRcd4dvrmJT2TO+5Uo3QdnqXsYgUPM=`
			`SIZE (tiny_tds-0.4.3.gem) = 19968`