Michael Furmaniuk wrote:
[...]
> I thought maybe the double quotes was somehow converting the
> integer values to strings again
That is part of the problem, but not the whole problem. Remove the
double quotes.
> but I got a SQL error instead so I don't
> think that is it either.
Did you read what the SQL error is telling you? '{...@passes}' is not a
legitimate integer, and the DB doesn't know what to do with it. Ruby is
not Perl, and so the "{...@passes}" construct in your query string will not
do any variable interpolation, but will rather send '{...@passes}'
literally to the DB. If you want variable interpolation in Ruby, you
must put a # before the braces.
Anyway, why are you building a query string like that? That's
ActiveRecord's job -- just pass it a hash of attributes. As it stands
right now, you're essentially not using ActiveRecord. Either use it
properly or remove it from your app.
Best,
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Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]
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