Mike Rose wrote:
>> @albums=Album.find(:all, :conditions => [:artist_id =>
>> params[:find_id]])
>
> Good practice for it to read like this
>
> @albums = Album.find(:all, :conditions => "where artist_id = '#{params
> [:find_id}'")
Nope. Your "good practice" is in fact more typing and more literal SQL
for what as far as I can see is no good reason at all. Take advantage
of Rails' syntactic sugar and stick with the first version.
Best,
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mar...@marnen.org
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