On Dec 10, 3:02 am, Philip Hallstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know anything about your app, but if you don't use STI (ie.
> you leave abstract_class = true) you'll never be able to tell the
> difference b/n the two classes.
>
> That is... you could..
>
> create a BlockSchedule with ID=1
> create a DaySchedule with ID=2
>
> BlockSchedule.all => returns both records.
That's not true. With the parent class being an abstract class they'd
be in two completely separate tables.
Fred
>
> If you use STI it would only return the first. To get them all you'd
> do Schedule.all
>
> Anyway, maybe this isn't what you want and if so ignore me :)
>
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