yml

As you might have guessed, the first thing we need to do is add the definition of the words table to the schema. yml configuration file.

settings. yml : The main settings of a symfony application are defined in this file. settings.

module. yml : This file contains custom parameters specific to a module and action configuration. module.

Your database. yml file should be edited to contain your specific database parameters.

config_handlers. yml : This is where you can add or modify the handlers used to process each configuration file. config_handlers.

An empty subjects. yml file is created by Rails when it generates the corresponding subject unit test.

Next, add your database. yml file to point your application to the DNS alias you created previously.

security. yml : This file sets access restrictions for actions. security.

filters. yml : Filters are portions of code executed for every request. filters.

By default, : subjects tells Rails to load the sample data from the subjects. yml file.

We edited subjects. yml and populated it with 24 different subjects.

So you can just drop . yml or . rb locale files in there and they'll be instantly available for translation.

Now, let's create our TESTDB test database and set up our test environment in the database. yml file.

Now you will edit your database. yml and schema. yml files.

Also you will need to edit the database. yml to point to your db.

Check database. yml file.