Interesting... That makes everything work as expected! Thanks > There's some funky stuff with STI that basically boils down to the > fact that if a class hasn't been loaded yet rails doesn't know it > exists (and so doesn't create the correct query). > One way of doing things is to force these classes to be loaded, eg at > the bottom of person.rb put > > require_dependency 'customer' > require_dependency 'employee' > require_dependency 'developer'
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