here's a SQLite driver call busy_timeout() which just retries any busy lookup up to a certain time limit, for example busy_timeout(2000) will retry up to 2 seconds. In app/models, create retry_model.rb: class RetryModel < ActiveRecord::Base self.abstract_class = true self.connection.raw_connection.busy_timeout(2000) if self.connection.adapter_name == 'SQLite' end Then in all your models, change them to derive from retry_model instead of ActiveRecord::Base, eg, chage: class MyModel < ActiveRecord::Base to: class MyModel < RetryModel Posted by Michael Meckler

how to install busy_handler for SQLite3

here's a SQLite driver call busy_timeout() which just retries any busy lookup up to a certain time limit, for example busy_timeout(2000) will retry up to 2 seconds. In app/models, create retry_model.rb: class RetryModel < ActiveRecord::Base self.abstract_class = true self.connection.raw_connection.busy_timeout(2000) if self.connection.adapter_name == 'SQLite' end Then in all your models, change them to derive from retry_model instead of ActiveRecord::Base, eg, chage: class MyModel < ActiveRecord::Base to: class MyModel < RetryModel Posted by Michael Meckler 07.12.13

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