Rails - Jul 2009 - How to make something like IN (1,3,4) in the :conditions

named_scope :unarchive, lambda { |project_identifier|
{ :conditions => {:project_id => project_identifier,:archive => false},
order => :name}
}

Here is the code

within condition i want to make something like :id=>"IN (3,4,5)"
but i
don''t know how to write it in rails , i don''t know what to
search in
google :(
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named_scope :unarchive, lambda { |project_identifier|
 { :conditions => [''id in (?,?,?)'',3,4,5],
 }
 }



Sijo
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On 16 Jul 2009, at 12:26, Thriving K. wrote:
> named_scope :unarchive, lambda { |project_identifier|
> { :conditions => {:project_id => project_identifier,:archive =>  
> false},
> order => :name}
> }
>
> Here is the code
>
> within condition i want to make something like :id=>"IN
(3,4,5)" but i
> don''t know how to write it in rails , i don''t know what
to search in
> google :(
just use:

:conditions => {:id => [1,2,4]}

Works perfectly.


Best regards

Peter De Berdt


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Thank you for sijo and Peter De Berdt

Best Regard

Golf
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