Hi Ken,
My intent is to fix the code. However before that I want to verify
that I am on the right path.
As I have shown in case if I am not happy with my primary key being
id and if I want my primary key to be car_id of type 'string'
there is NO way I can do that. The only way is to have my
Neeraj,
Your missing my point. When you say there is NO way I can do that, your are
incorrect. There is no way you can do it in your examples because you are
taking the :primary_key option to mean something else other than how the
documentation specifies – a simple way to rename the auto
I see you point. And I agree.
However I still think that rails should take some of the
responsibility and should clarify to user following things.
1)
create_table :users, :id = false, :primary_key = :user_id do |t|
t.integer :user_id
t.string :name
t.timestamps
end
Rails should throw an
On Jul 8, 2010, at 2:23 PM, Neeraj Singh wrote:
I see you point. And I agree.
However I still think that rails should take some of the
responsibility and should clarify to user following things.
1)
create_table :users, :id = false, :primary_key = :user_id do |t|
t.integer :user_id
t.string
