Dear list,
feel free to call me "stupid" and make this "wontfix". I just stumbled
upon a weird problem and it took me a while to find the cause.
Wrong:
class VirtualDomain < Sequel::Model
one_to_many :virtual_users, :key => 'domain_id'
…
Right:
class VirtualDomain < Sequel::Model
one_to_many :virtual_users, :key => :domain_id
…
I know that the documentation says to use symbols like :domain_id and
not strings like 'domain_id'. If strings should not be used I would
appreciate to get warned about that. Because what happens (in MySQL)
when you use a string is:
SELECT * FROM `virtual_users` WHERE ('domain_id' = 1);
=> Empty set
Using symbols it issues the correct query:
SELECT * FROM `virtual_users` WHERE (domain_id = 1);
=> Rows…
Just wondering if it's worth to make Sequel complain it or magically use
the right SQL anyway.
Kindly
Christoph
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