Brian Cowdery wrote: > Hi Patrick, > so for your specific example... > >> hey all, >> I have a table like that: >> devices( >> id int(5) >> uid int(5) >> type varchar(5) >> ) > > > Your model should look like this > > class Rdevice < ActiveRecord::Base > set_table_name "devices" > set_inheritance_column :ruby_type > > # getter for the "type" column > def device_type > self[:type] > end > > # setter for the "type" column > def device_type=(s) > self[:type] = s > end > end > > Enjoy! > -Brian
Hi Brian, That's a nice solution to the issue, even I was stuck with the same issue. It solved the inheritence_column issue. Thanks -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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