Ruby on Rails Wednesday, February 1, 2012

On 1 February 2012 07:56, amvis <vgrkrishnan@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 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.....?

Exactly what is it that you are trying to avoid? If you don't want it
to create new objects in the loop then just remove the code.

Colin

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