Is the :limit option in the regular find call effectively same as
doing find_in_batches? or does doing something like the following
loads “all” of the record and then returns only 5?
find(:all, :conditions => [‘age > ?’, age], :limit => 5)
Is the :limit option in the regular find call effectively same as
doing find_in_batches? or does doing something like the following
loads “all” of the record and then returns only 5?
find(:all, :conditions => [‘age > ?’, age], :limit => 5)
On 28 August 2010 22:18, badnaam [email protected] wrote:
Is the :limit option in the regular find call effectively same as
doing find_in_batches? or does doing something like the following
loads “all” of the record and then returns only 5?find(:all, :conditions => [‘age > ?’, age], :limit => 5)
It will only find 5 rows.
By the way you could easily have found this by looking at the docs for
find, or by trying it and looking in the log to see the SQL generated.
Colin
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