I am not specifically setting that field in the view as you suggested,
which was a good idea.
I am using the collection returned by running the find to feed a
filter function which is defining the filter fields being used
to build queries. I really needed to have the collection contain the
approp
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 7:02 PM, tni wrote:
>
> In my Ruby on Rails app, I am trying to run a query to populate a drop-
> down select box. The query may return NULL values, in which case I
> want to display a value like 'N/A'.
> My query works directly in MySql:
> select distinct(coalesce(time,
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