juanmac wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> I did it that way Aldric. It seems to be the better way. I will have a
> lots of rows in the database, so I wanted to boost the performance.
> That's why I want only to retrieve the specific day.
It's not a good idea to store dates in the DB as strings. You should
store dates as dates in the DB. SQL has date handling functions that
you can use, so what you might want is something like :conditions =>
['day(b_date) = :day and month(b_date) = :month', {:day =>
Date.today.day, :month => Date.today.month}] .
>
> Thanks again! :D
>
> On 21 sep, 21:29, Aldric Giacomoni <[email protected]>
Best,
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