Ruby on Rails

kahou l. wrote in post #1034157:
> I am confused by "instead, then rails will allocate the ids."
>
> So do you mean it is improper to do this:
>
> user.Description << d

No. Colin was referring to statements like in one of the replies to your
question:

u1.id = 1001

Don't do this. ActiveRecord wants to manage setting the id (primary key)
itself.

P.S. Sorry for my continued misuse of it's vs. its in earlier posts.
That damn apostrophe keeps slipping in where it doesn't belong.

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