Ruby on Rails Thursday, August 25, 2016



On Wednesday, August 24, 2016 at 1:49:48 PM UTC+1, Bazley wrote:
The first thing I do with it is this:

if @new_relationships.any?

So it looks like .any? affects the query? I would have thought rails would perform the query, get all the records into @new_relationships, and then count them. This is a surprising feature.

What rails is trying to avoid is loading 1000 objects from the db, just to check whether there is > 0 objects. If the query had already run, then it would just could the loaded objects. 

Fred

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