>
> clientapp= ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("SELECT
> `sdm_users`.`loginid`,`sdm_users`.id,`sdm_users`.`email`,`api_groups`.`name`,`api_groups`.`is_autokey_generate`,`api_groups`.`id`
> FROM `sdm_users`,`api_groups` WHERE `sdm_users`.`loginid` ='#{loginid}' &&
> `sdm_users`.`status` = true && `api_groups`.`name` IN ('#{apigroup_name}')")
>
> it is not working can anybody help me
Your in clause needs to look like in ('value1', 'value2')
But why use such a low level api when you could use something much nicer?
Fred
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