A simple way would be to just call <model>.find_by_sql(<sql query>)
On the other hand, if you create a view in MySQL to handle the query, say the
view is called "friends", then you should be able to create a model like this:
app/models/friend.rb
class Friend < ActiveRecord::Base
end
Obviously, depending on the view and tables behind it, you might want to make
your new model read only. That can apparently be done like this (I haven't
actually tested this!)
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
def readonly?
return true
end
end
There are probably lots of other ways of wrapping the result as an object, but
basically I don't think you can avoid passing the SQL UNION statemenet as is.
There might be a way of calling two separate SQL statements, store the results
in separate variables and then adding the two:
@var1 = @friends.where(<select 1>)
@var2 = @friends.where(<select 2>)
@friendsfound = @var1 + @var2
Obviously, the returned column names would have to match, and I'm not at all
sure this would do what it looks like doing!
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Emne: [Rails] Re: SV: Simple friendship table
> (SELECT uid2 AS uid, status FROM friendships WHERE uid1 = 1) UNION
> (SELECT uid1,status FROM friendships WHERE uid2 = 1)
How to write same in Rails 3 Active Record Query format?
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