Hi,
Imagine the scenarios where I have 3 tables => :foos, :bars, :foos_bars
I have 2 (perhaps 3) models => Foo, Bar (, FooBar)
and the Foo model looks like this =>
class Foo < Sequel::Model
many_to_many :bars, :join_table => :foos_bars, :class => 'Bar'
end
Within 'foos_bars' I have a column which describes the relationship
between Foo and Bar so :foos_bars's schema is something like:
{
foreign_key :foo_id, :table => :foos, :null => false
foreign_key :bar_id, :table => :bars, :null => false
varchar relationship, :size => 32, :null => false
}
My problem is as follows, how can I use foo.add_bar when there's
column data required in the joining table, for example:
{
foo = Foo.create( ... )
bar = Bar.create( ...)
# foo.add_bar( bar, :relationship => "baz" ) # Unfortunately this
does not work
foo.add_bar( bar ) # How do I do this? where do I describe relationship?
}
Thanks,
Clive
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