I have an array A = ['XXX','YYY','ZZZ','RRR','WWW']
For each element of array I must execute a query on my database.
I don't want write this code:
A.each {
|elem|
case elem
when 'XXX' do Model.find(:all,:select => 'COD',:group =>
'COD',:include => :table).map{|el| el.table.XXX}.sort
.
.
.
end
}
I'd like this:
A.each {
|elem|
Model.find(:all,:select => 'COD',:group => 'COD',:include
=> :table).map{|el| el.table.elem}.sort
}
But there's a problem in this code. Can you help me? Can I write that?
Thank you very much
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