Monday, January 31, 2011
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 12:03 PM, PalaniKannan K <kpalanikannan@gmail.com> wrote:
I would think also you might be able to use includes or joins in your activerecord call, and/or a where condition to 'merge' your results. Personally I would write out in pseudo-code what trying to do and then get as close to the db first (using activerecord in this case).
Hi david,
thanks for your suggestion.
I tried 'case' statement before. But, I am using 'if' statements in the array loops of @descriptions and description.table2. @descriptions is an array generated in table 1's controller. If I wish to 'use' either table 1 or table 2 models... I am getting into problem to merge this two array loops. how i can use @desctipion (array generated in table1 controller) in the model of table 2? Kindly help this regard.
I would think also you might be able to use includes or joins in your activerecord call, and/or a where condition to 'merge' your results. Personally I would write out in pseudo-code what trying to do and then get as close to the db first (using activerecord in this case).
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