Monday, June 30, 2014
I'm using Ransack and will_paginate on an Oracle view to fetch records to generate an array of hashes for DataTables.
There's no primary key so my display currently looks like:
John | Doe | 123
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John | Doe | 456
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Jane | Doe | 123
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Ideally, I'd like to be display it like this:
John | Doe | 123, 456
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Jane | Doe | 123
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I'm curious how people would go about doing this.
Can I use distinct on the Ransack result, paginate it to reduce my record set, do a left join on User to get the rows removed by distinct... and then what?
-- @users = User.search(params[:q]).result.page(params[:page]).per_page(params[:per_page])There's no primary key so my display currently looks like:
John | Doe | 123
-----------------------
John | Doe | 456
-----------------------
Jane | Doe | 123
-----------------------
Ideally, I'd like to be display it like this:
John | Doe | 123, 456
------------------------------
Jane | Doe | 123
------------------------------
I'm curious how people would go about doing this.
Can I use distinct on the Ransack result, paginate it to reduce my record set, do a left join on User to get the rows removed by distinct... and then what?
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