Hi - see below...
hema gonaboina wrote:
...
> I need to have the array of hashes as
> [{employee_record1},{employee_record2}...... n records]
>
> For this i tried as the...
>
>
> result = []
>
> for employee in Employees
> res = {}
> for field in fields
You used 'Fields' above instead of 'fields' here.
> res << { field => employee.send(field)}
res[field] = employee.send(field)
'res' is a hash. You build it by setting key/value pairs not pushing
onto a sequential array.
That should probably do it.
Some other things that might be of interest:
employee.attributes
will give you a hash of all the fields and their values for an
employee object but you might only be wanting a subset. (You could
'delete' them.)
Employee.column_names
will give you an array of all the column names.
> end
> result << res
> end
> But it is not working...
>
> Finally i have to replace the 'result' with the PDF::SimpleTable.data
> through the statement
>
> => table.data.replace result
>
> which accepts only the hashes... whose columns are the keys and the column
> data as values
>
>
> Please Help me Thank You
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