Take the model name and pluralize it.
User model is "users" table
Company model is "companies" table.
These tables should be created using migrations, not manually in the
database by yourself.
Have a read of this:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/migrations.html
On 09/05/13 16:46, ank k. wrote:
Arvind Vyas wrote in post #1108369:
you are going in wrong way dud , you should have the users table
you are creating model name user which is finding the table user and
that
is not their change the table name from user_info to users
you will get your answer :)
hey!! thanks for the reply..
could you please explain me the naming conventions for model and
controller i am a bit confused with it..
Thanks.. :)
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