Ruby on Rails
Monday, January 30, 2012
Hey guys,
I've got a table that stores events with a recurrence pattern. I found a stored procedure that will generate occurrence dates for an event between a start and end date.
What I'm wondering is how to go about exploding a result set. For instance, if I have one row for an event, but there are 5 dates it falls on that are calculated on demand (not stored), how can I query with AREL to return 5 events, with the same data for each field plus a new field "date" that will contain the date of the occurrence?
For instance, if the original table contained fields a, b, and c - the result of this method/query would be 5 objects with fields a, b, and c - but also one that stores the date.
Thanks in advance,
Jayme
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