Rails - May 2009 - Turn Massive Array into new Objects

Hello,

So I have this massive array 10k+ items in it
b
=>["aaa","aab",...,"aba","abb",..."zza","zzb","zzc",...,"zzz"]

I need to save them in the Bakery model
I tried to do
Bakery.find(1)
=>{:id=>1, :name => "afe"}

b.each do |x|
  Bakery.new do |b|
    b.name = x
  end
end

I know my home computer can''t really beat a server grade machine, but
it still took nearly a minute to process. Is there anyway that this
can be faster?

Thanks!

Oops, I mean
b.each do |x|
   Bakery.new do |y|
     y.name = x
   end
 end


On May 28, 3:53 am, Nik <NiKS...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> So I have this massive array 10k+ items in it
> b
>
=>["aaa","aab",...,"aba","abb",..."zza","zzb","zzc",...,"zzz"]
>
> I need to save them in the Bakery model
> I tried to do
> Bakery.find(1)
> =>{:id=>1, :name => "afe"}
>
> b.each do |x|
>   Bakery.new do |b|
>     b.name = x
>   end
> end
>
> I know my home computer can''t really beat a server grade machine,
but
> it still took nearly a minute to process. Is there anyway that this
> can be faster?
>
> Thanks!