Ricardo Chimal, Jr.

You got some sample mysql or sqlite db dump that I can try it with? Also what version of sqlite & mysql gems are you using

What adapter are you using? the C 'mysql2' gem ? or the C 'mysql' gem ?

I'll think on what can be done, I don't like a bunch of options just for mysql so maybe it can be generalized for other db types as well.

can you paste the out put of "gem list" and also send me a db dump of your postgres database? that should help me figure it out

also what ruby version do you use locally

can you send me a mysql dump of your data so I can test locally ?

can you provide a link to the sqlite3 db? it would probably help me see if it's something that's being done different in ruby 1.9.2

Can you try taps 0.3.6 and see if it solves your issue?

I think something changed in ruby 1.9.x. for some reason DateTime's can't be marshal'd natively (???!). I'll investigate some more to see what can be done.

a work around at the moment is simply to use ruby 1.8.7 when using taps, I'm still investigating the marshal_load stuff with ruby 1.9.