Hi,
I am in the process of porting some code from active record to sequel. One
of them is called activerecord_perverted.rb :)
What it does is to check if a table, in which a model is based on, contains
a specific column name, e.g. REPO_ID. If it does, append a where clause
automatically with something like REPO_ID = 'XYZ'. (XYZ is determined
dynamically depending on environment)
Essentially, this behaviour is applied to most of my models (90%+). Only a
handful of table does not have the REPO_ID column.
Is it possible to achieve the same in sequel?
Many thanks
Roy
p.s. here is skeleton of the current code:
module ActiveRecord
class Base
class << self
def find_every(options)
if columns_hash.include?("repo_id")
conditions = options[:conditions]
new_conditions = add_conditions(conditions) # append extra where clause
options.update(:conditions => new_conditions)
end
end
end
end
end
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