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2007 Jul 09
3
NoMethodError when using find_by_sql
I''m try to verify users on login. Here is my code:
def self.authenticate(username,password,account_code)
employee = self.find(:all,
:select => "e.id, e.first_name, e.last_name, e.username,
e.account_id, e.department_id, o.pay_type_id, o.admin_yn, o.payroll_yn,
o.files_yn, o.dept_report_yn,e.salt, e.hashed_password",
:conditions => ["e.deleted_yn=0 and e.username = ? and
a.account_code = ?", username, account_code],
:joins => "as e left outer join options o on e.id = o.employee_id
left outer...
2007 Aug 21
4
[AWDwR] Confused about has_one and has_many
Heya everyone!
I am quite new to Rails and I am reading AWDwR. I am at Task E "Check
Out!". I understand it quite well, but I have a problem with the last
playground exercise: Add a Table which contains the payment types.
All goes well, but I am not sure whether I should use has_many or
has_one(as in the Playground wiki at
http://wiki.pragprog.com/cgi-bin/wiki.cgi/PT-E-3).
I use the