Hi,
I just found this solution for identifying a job in the job table:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3638250/how-to-cancel-scheduled-job-with-delayed-job-in-rails
They are using this code:
class MyJob < Struct.new(:user_id);
def perform
# ...
end
def display_name
return "MyJob-User-#{user_id}"
end
end
# store reference to a User
my_job = MyJob.new(User.first.id) # users.id is 1
job = Delayed::Job.enqueue(my_job, 0, 1.hour.from_now)
job.name
# => "MyJob-User-1"
job.handler
# => "--- !ruby/struct:MyJob \nuser_id: 1\n"
This is great and this is exactly what I need. I am just wondering
that I never read the display_name menthod before. Is that only for
the delayed_job objects or is that possible for every active record?
Where is that display_name stored?
Thanks in advance!
Sebastian
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