El 29/03/11 08:06, simple_n00b escribió:
It sounds as though You may be defining the relationship as a course
"has many" students, and student "belongs to" course.
It might be that you need a "has many through", or "has and belongs to
many"
because each student has many courses, but each course also has many
students.
Thank you for your input. I am sorry I did not specify the
relationships. They are:
one course has many students
one student has only one course
So what I did was include:
has_many :students (on the course model)
belongs_to :course (on the student model)
What I need is to find a student and then show what course he is taking
and what course he should take after that one.
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