Here's my real problem:
I am trying to load a fixture into a database which acts as a secondary
DB to my application.
The fixture file uses Erb to generate appropriate fixtures based on
something like this:
<% Invoice.find_all_by_im_invoice_state("Paid").each do |inv| %>
...generate a bunch of fixtures...
<% end %>
The problem is that the Invoice class has an association which is not
present in the DB into which I am loading the data. The Invoice class's
table is present, which is all that I need to properly generate the
fixtures. However, the class for this other has_many association that
I'm not interested in is not present.
So I'd like to temporarily remove the association for the duration of
the fixture load. Hoping I can just monkey patch within the Erb.
Thanks,
Wes
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