Thanks for the quick reply Philip.
Unfortunately i am working on a windows machine and i am not aware of
any tool which shows the query being run.
An interesting workaround i found is by explicitly stating the
database.table_name in the intermediate model.
class ProjectRole < ActiveRecord::Base
set_table_name 'Y.project_roles'
end
Seems like when i do user.projects, rails assumes that the
project_roles table is in the latter model's database (which is true)
so it works.
But when i do, project.users, rails looks for project_roles table in
the database where users table is located (which is incorrect), so it
dosent.
But this dosent seem to be a good workaround as i have to hardcode the
database.table_name in the model class.
-Regards,
Pratik
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