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Sijo k g wrote:
Hi Vishnu
In the normal case the procedure is like
create_table :sales_orders, :id = false do |t|
t.integer :ordernumber, :primary = true
end
Now in the class SalesOrder you can define like
set_primary_key ordernumber
And also you have to write
Sebastian von Conrad wrote:
Vishnu,
What's wrong with using ID as the primary key instead of
ordernumber? I would strongly advise doing so; you will most likely
save yourself (and others) current and future headaches by adopting
this practice.
Best regards,
Sebastian
On Oct 31, 4:15
hi,
I am doing unit testing. I have a table as SalesOrder, where
ordernumber is the primary key of the table. When I insert records in
the table from unit testing, I got error like,
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound: Couldn't find SalesOrder without an ID
But, I have fixed the error by adding
Hi,
I have project in Ruby as version 1.8.7. I am trying to use
Crusiecontrol.rb to build the project. But, when I saw in the
Cruisecontrol.rb documentation, in the prerequisite section, I found
that, the Cruisecontrol is build in Ruby 1.8.6. It does not work on Ruby
1.8.7 or 1.8.9. As I told, I
Hi i encounter a problem while running the migration script. ( ie
db/migrate/20081229062613_create_posts.rb) . when the command is
executed i encounter the following error.
cannot open ActiveRecord::Migration: No such file followed by a
lot of errors indicating the missing of certain
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