Hi everyone,
This is a follow-up from a previous question I had.
I have 2 classes A and C with a common abstract base class B.
A and C both have an attribute called "x" that's in their "a" and "b"
database tables.
I also have other classes D and E that don't have an attribute called
"x".
Here is "A":
class A < B
set_table_name "a"
define_index do
indexes name
has x
end
end
Here is "C":
class C < B
set_table_name "c"
define_index do
indexes name
has x
end
end
If I search like this, there is no problem:
A.search 'name', :conditions => {:x => 5}
But if I search like this, I get an error:
ThinkingSphinx::Search.search 'name', :conditions => {:x => 5}
The error message:
matches = [[], {:fields=>[], :attribute_names=>[], :error=>"index
a_core,c_core,d_core,e_core: query error: no field 'x' found in
schema", :status=>1, :matches=>[], :attributes=>{}, :words=>{}}]
I thought I could use the generic "search" method to search across all
classes for anything with a matching attribute. Does anyone have an
idea of what I'm doing wrong? I also tried:
ThinkingSphinx::Search.search 'name', :conditions => {:x =>
5}, :classes => [A, C]
to try and limit it to just the classes with the attribute 'x', but I
got the same error message.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Graham
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