clem = Employee.new(:name => “Clem”)
I don’t see any attributes declared in the Employee class. Where is it
declared?
Suddenly the next page has
“Figure18.3:MethodsCreatedbyRelationshipDeclarations”. Looks
un-related to the topic under discussion.
On 10/21/06, Bala P. [email protected] wrote:
clem = Employee.new(:name => “Clem”)
I don’t see any attributes declared in the Employee class. Where is it declared?
Suddenly the next page has
“Figure18.3:MethodsCreatedbyRelationshipDeclarations”. Looks
un-related to the topic under discussion.
Employee is a subclass of ActiveRecord::Base. The attributes are
mapped automatically from the columns in the database table that backs
the Employee class.
Was that your question?
– James
Employee is a subclass of ActiveRecord::Base. The attributes are
mapped automatically from the columns in the database table that backs
the Employee class.
Was that your question?
Thank you. That answers my question.