Ruby on Rails

Mark Horrocks wrote:
> Greg Donald wrote:
>> Car.order("make").all
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>> Greg Donald
>> destiney.com | gregdonald.com
>
> Thank you! :) It seems odd considering that Car.where(blah
> blah).order('make') works.

If I understand it right you don't need the "all" part at all:

Car.order("make")

The way I understand it "all" is a special method designed to get "all"
records in a similar way as all was in the old syntax.

In other words:

Car.find(:all, :order => 'make') not the same as Car.all
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