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...=>{:customer_id=>1}).all Result: Select v1_order_lines.* FROM v1_order_lines INNER JOIN v1_orders ON v1_orders.id=v1_order_lines.order_id WHERE v1_orders.customer_id=1 So far so good Now we alter the table names: Order.table_name=''v2_orders'' OrderLine.table_name=''v2_order_lines'' and requery: Query: OrderLine.joins(:order).where(Order.table_name=>{:customer_id=>1}).all Result: Select v2_order_lines.* FROM v2_order_lines *INNER JOIN v1_orders ON v1_orders.id*=v2_order_lines.order_id WHERE v2_orders.customer_id=1 Notice the INNER JOIN, it still uses the...