Ruby on Rails
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
On Tuesday, 6 October 2015 13:54:40 UTC-4, Arvind Vyas wrote:
My code is this<Product id: 44, data: {:my_data=>{"1"=>"5", "2"=>"test", "3"=>"tes"}}, view_cout: 1>How I can write code to search project from "my_data" key or value ?I have search and found there is one way by hstore we can achieve it ( https://github.com/diogob/activerecord-postgres-hstore ) but in this sense I have to change current logic of storing data also I have to move the current data to new fild if I use this.Is there any good way which take less changes or if not then what should I do to create filter for it.
You might want to consider the Postgres JSON support - it will allow for queries deep into the data.
BUT you should first think hard about whether this should be a serialized field at all; one of the primary tradeoffs you make with serialized fields vs. storing the data broken out into related records is *searchability*. If you're going to be querying the values extensively, maybe an alternative approach within your DB is better - or perhaps even a secondary indexing system (Solr / ElasticSearch / etc).
--Matt Jones
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