::RecordNotFound exception
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patching I'll have a look at it
and see what I can do but I am not familiar with the Sequel code base.
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, and do the same in the adapter.
If I get some free time I'll have a go at a patch. Thanks for the help
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= Time
On line 3 and line 9 a A Time class is returned as the class of
updated_at, while on line 7 it's a DateTime.
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I should also add this is on a Postgres databases, Sequel 2.0 stable
gem, Ruby 1.8.6
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Here's the code for the Organisation class
class Organisation Sequel::Model
before_validation do
if self.new?
self.uuid = UUID.random_create.to_s
end
end
before_create do
creation_time = Time.now
self.created_at = creation_time
self.updated_at = creation_time
I noticed with Sequel 2.0 that the Ruby object for a Postgres
timestamp field is now a DateTime instead of a Time object. Is
DateTime the default for all date and time related fields or is Time
and Date objects used in other cases?
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I have a timestamp field in my model that I want to allow null on, I'm
not sure how to do this. Right now I have it with :allow_null = true
in my set_schema declaration.
Use ':null = true' instead.
Farrel
and nothing else.
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why the specs loaded up
correctly.
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@values={}
irb(main):002:0 o.name
NoMethodError: undefined method `name' for #Organisation @values={}
from /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/sequel-1.5.1/lib/sequel_model/
deprecated.rb:41:in `method_missing'
from (irb):2
irb(main):003:0 Organisation.columns
= []
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]?
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What's the suggested way to specify a 'validates_presence_of :attr'
validation where 'attr' is set in the before_create block?
save returns false and says that 'attr' is not set
save! works, no exceptions thrown, but I would prefer to use save.
Farrel
On May 8, 11:33 am, Farrel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the suggested way to specify a 'validates_presence_of :attr'
validation where 'attr' is set in the before_create block?
save returns false and says that 'attr' is not set
save! works, no exceptions thrown, but I would prefer to use
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