On Apr 22, 2:26 pm, Erwin <yves_duf...@mac.com> wrote:
> I have an array of Hash to be used for creating records in db with
> this format :
>
> geo_areas.first
> => {"id"=>1, "areaOrder"=>1, "areaName"=>"Europe", "areaCode"=>"EUR",
> "areaEnabled"=>1}
>
> I'll loop over the geo_areas array to create all records .. but I need
> to use the 'id' key as the :id of my records upon creation
>
> doing :
> GeoArea.new(geo_areas.first) doesn't take the "id" in account
> => #<GeoArea id: nil, areaOrder: 1, areaName: "Europe", areaCode:
> "EUR", areaEnabled: true>
>
> and
> GeoArea.create(geo_areas.first) auto-generate the id , not taking in
> account the "id" in the Hash ...
I think the id attribute might be protected by default. Try area =
GeoArea.new(...); area.id = ...; area.save
Fred
>
> how should I proceed ?
>
> tfyi
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