Tuesday, January 31, 2012
tran =Transaction.select("transactions.id,transactions.user_id,transactions.branch_id,transactions.customer_id,transactions.membership_type_id,transactions.bill_amount,transactions.bill_date")
treport = TransactionReport.new
puts "from report"
tran.each do |u|
bs = TransactionReport.new(
:user_id => u.user_id,
:branch_id => u.branch_id,
:transaction_id => u.id,
:customer_id => u.customer_id,
:membership_type_id => u.membership_type_id,
:bill_amount => u.bill_amount,
:bill_date => u.bill_date
)
bs.save
Here the object creation will happen in loop so this will create new object for TransactionReport with each insertion. How to avoid this in rails3.....?
Thank you
vishnu
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