> If I understand things correctly, by default, Rails expects both the > ActiveRecord class name and the model name (i.e., the name of the file > that contains the definition of the ActiveRecord class) to be the > singluar of the table name. How can I override this default behavior > with respect to the model name? That is, I would like to have the > file name of the file that contains the definition of the ActiveRecord > class to be something totally different from the table name. Thanks > for any input.
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