newb
March 20, 2010, 10:57am
1
HEllo all,
Kindly look into the below query
@access_senders = GroupUser.find_by_sql “select distinct user_id from
group_users where group_id in (SELECT group_id FROM group_users where
user_id=2)”
when i inspect the @access_senders i get the below
[#<GroupUser user_id: 2>, #<GroupUser user_id: 41>, #<GroupUser user_id:
3518>,
#<GroupUser user_id: 3519>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3520>, #<GroupUser
user_id: 352
1>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3522>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3523>]
now i want to append 3 into the above result set…#<GroupUser user_id:
3>
is it poosible to do …
pls help me up
newb
March 21, 2010, 9:21am
2
You could union it in the sql or do this in ruby:
@access_senders << GroupUser.new(:user_id => 3)
Cheers
Luke
newb
March 21, 2010, 10:15am
3
On 20 March 2010 09:57, Newb N. [email protected] wrote:
[#<GroupUser user_id: 2>, #<GroupUser user_id: 41>, #<GroupUser user_id:
3518>,
#<GroupUser user_id: 3519>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3520>, #<GroupUser
user_id: 352
1>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3522>, #<GroupUser user_id: 3523>]
now i want to append 3 into the above result set…#<GroupUser user_id:
3>
Can you provide the model relationships (has_many and so on) and what
you are trying to achieve in words rather than sql?
Colin