Robert Walker wrote in post #973147:
> Rails 2:
> @flights = Flight.find(:conditions => { :arrival_airport_id =>
> departure_airport_id, :departure_datetime => @date...(@date + 1.day) })
>
> Rails 3:
> @flights = Flight.where(:arrival_airport_id => departure_airport_id,
> :departure_datetime => @date...(@date + 1.day))
>
> SELECT "flights".* FROM "flights" WHERE ("flights"."arrival_airport_id"
> = 1) AND ("flights"."departure_datetime" >= '2011-01-07 17:21:56.932566'
> AND "flights"."departure_datetime" < '2011-01-08 17:21:56.932568')
Oops, The above statements are actually correct but the resulting SQL
show here was incorrect. Should have been:
SELECT "flights".* FROM "flights" WHERE ("flights"."arrival_airport_id"
= 1) AND ("flights"."departure_datetime" >= '2011-01-07' AND
"flights"."departure_datetime" < '2011-01-08')
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