Okay I just want to make sure I understand this better.
schedules = Schedule.find(:all)
schedules.each do |schedule|
puts "Team Id = #{schedule.team_id}"
end
That shows me all the team_ids listed in the schedules table. Now what
if I want to iterate through those team_ids and collect all of their
opponent ids together?
team Id 1 -> Opponent Id 3
team Id 1 -> Opponent Id 94
etc.
Each team has more than one opponent scheduled. The id fields are
team_id and opponent_id.
I tried:
schedules = Schedule.find(:all)
schedules.each do |schedule|
schedule.team_id.each do |team|
puts "Team Id = #{schedule.team_id} and Opponent Id =
#{team.opponent_id}"
end
end
But that will give me no method each found for 6:fixnum because I'm
trying each on a team_id number..
How do I further iterate through each row returned to gather up the
data? I want to know what opponent_ids each team_id has.
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