Wanderson Policarpo

Sorry for the long response time. So just to be clear, you have 2 models say `ModelA` and `ModelB`, one in the `dbo` schema and the other in another schema,...

@theo-bittencourt do you override the `configure_connection` method in your application like [documentation](https://github.com/rails-sqlserver/activerecord-sqlserver-adapter#configure-connection) suggests? If so, I'm pretty sure doc is wrong and we shouldn't do what is suggested. We should...

Perfect, I'll look into it. For now you can just copy the body [`configure_connection`](https://github.com/rails-sqlserver/activerecord-sqlserver-adapter/blob/434514a4cf6b4cf1be17bea724f11507c44f89f6/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/sqlserver_adapter.rb#L304-L310) and add anything else you need to your initializer. Something like this: ```ruby ActiveSupport.on_load(:active_record) do module...

Do you have multiple databases? Can you maybe post your initializer or create a rails application that simulates the error?

No need to create a PR (unless you have a solution). You can create a minimal reproducible script following the script used in #616. I will add an issue template...

@glennfu the Docker image is per ruby version not the SQL server adapter version. What ruby version are you running? You might not find an image for all rubies because...

@PaulCharlton do you need help with this?

@aharpervc I'm not sure how to write a proper test case for this. I can see there is a test `must run this test to prove we account for dropped...

@aharpervc I'm struggling to find time to look into this and some other adapter issues these days, but I can look into adding some tests, yes. I was already following...

@aharpervc I finally had time to look into this today. I think I will wait until #481 is merged and use the same approach to write some tests for this...