Hi,
I'm currently using Sequel, but very minimally and try to avoid any
sort of magic
when I can. That means basically:
- for insert / update / deletion of models
- basic associations
For anything more complex (i.e. joins), I prefer to write the SQL by
hand, as
it's easier to analyze and to debug code later on.
With that out of the way, what I'm doing is something like:
DB.fetch("SELECT ....").map do |dict|
Item.new(dict, true)
end
That works fine, but I'm using a deprecated boolean flag (from_db),
which
makes me feel like I'm doing something hackish.
Is there a better way to do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks so much in advance!
cyx
P.S. I love sequel. ;-) Best Ruby SQL toolkit around
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