On Saturday, May 28, 2011 8:14:47 AM UTC-6, Erwin wrote:
>
> In Rails 3 , it's possible to write a query like
>
> account_type = AccountType.where(:membership_fees => 0; :locale =>
> {:code => I18n.locale}).first
> to find records when membership_fees == 0
> ( AccountType belongs to Locale)
>
> is it possible to write the same query for membership_fees >
> 0
>
> or should I write as in Rails 2 a pure condition ?
>
> Client.where("membership_fees > ? AND memberships.locale = ?", 0 ],
> I18n.locale)
>
> thanks for your feedback
I know this was posted some time ago (haven't read this list is a while) but
just in case you're still interested...
I'd recommend you check out the meta_where gem:
https://github.com/ernie/meta_where
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