Reynard wrote:
>  
>  I have this code on migration file
>  
>  t.column :some_integer, :integer, :limit => 4
>  t.column :other_integer, :integer, :limit => 8
>  
>  on mysql, I checked the datatype:
>  some_integer INT(4)
>  other_integer INT(8)
>  
>  but when I tried to enter a really big number to both fields (5
>  billion which is bigger than INT(4) )
>  both got truncated to 2147483647 which is the max for INT(4), and it's
>  the same when I use :limit=>2 or :limit => 1
>  
>  is this mysql issue? I'm using mysql 4.1

If you insert some values directly in MySQL do you have the same problem?


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