The raw SQL way to say this would be "name
IN('john','bob','mike','fred','will')" but I'm not sure how to say
that in the Rails finder format.
Walter
On Oct 6, 2010, at 3:34 PM, Jonathan Gill wrote:
Hi all
Not really sure how to put the subject as I know what I want to do,
but really not sure how (or if) I can do it.
What I really want to do is this ;
people.find_by_name(:all, :conditions => {"name = ?", "john", "bob",
"mike", "fred","will"} )
or possibly
people.find_by_name(:all, :conditions => {"name =?", "john"} )
Ive no idea if this can be done, or if it can, how to do it.
Can someone clue me in?
Many thanks
Jonathan
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