If i create in memory a hundred or so instances of a model, how do i go
about saving them to the database.
I have a Task Model
and say I have an array of Task obects
@tasks = […]
how do i save them
do i
@tasks.each do |task|
task.save
end
?
If i create in memory a hundred or so instances of a model, how do i go
about saving them to the database.
I have a Task Model
and say I have an array of Task obects
@tasks = […]
how do i save them
do i
@tasks.each do |task|
task.save
end
?
Adam A. wrote:
If i create in memory a hundred or so instances of a model, how do i go
about saving them to the database.I have a Task Model
and say I have an array of Task obects
@tasks = […]
how do i save them
do i
@tasks.each do |task|
task.save
end
?
What you can do is use the Model#create class method. You will have to
instantiate hashes of properties instead of model objects, though. Like:
tasks = [{:name => ‘Go shopping’, :date => Time.now},{:name => ‘Get a
haircut’ => 1.day.from_now}] #etc
Task.create(tasks)
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