I am having a rather odd issue with a Sequel Model not getting initialized
on startup. I have a Rails 3.2.13 app with Sequel 3.48
and below is an example of what I am doing.
# item.rb
require 'sequel'
class Item < Sequel::Model(:VW_ITEM)
end
# item_last.rb
require 'sequel'
class ItemLast < Sequel::Model(:VW_ITEM_LAST)
end
class ItemDataService
def find_item_last
ItemLast.where(<criteria here>).all
end
def find_item
Item.where(<criteria here>).all
end
end
For some reason, ItemLast does NOT get initialized at startup. However,
when putting a require 'item_last' at the top of ItemDataService, ItemLast
does get initialized.
Seems like that would be the case for Item and all the other Sequel
Models. However, all the other models, including Item do get initialized
at startup.
Anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening?
Thanks,
Keith
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