Robert Walker wrote in post #1137052:
> Robert Walker wrote in post #1137051:
>> @users.where({ name: @request.requester, name:
>> @request.regional_sales_mgr }).all
>>
>> Just note that this would never return any results since "name" can only
>> have one value at a time.
Sorry! for making you confused.
Look the below :
Buyer.joins(:products).where({'product.id' => [11,21,13]})
It will give us all buyers who bought a product having ID (11 or 21 or
13).
But I want those buyers who bought all products(i.e 11 and 21 and 13).
Hope now my question makes sense now. :-)
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