@games = Game.sorted.where(home_team = :id OR away_team = :id, id: params
[:id])
That should do the trick for you. You can have a string inside of your
where statement that equates to SQL. You can then have named parameters
that are used throughout the query as I have done above. In this case
Thanks Eric.
That did the trick.
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I guess you are using Raiils 2.*, in rails 2.x, it should be
Batch.find(:all, :conditions = {:id = 1}, :select = name)
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