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This guide covers PostgreSQL specific usage of Active Record. After reading this guide, you will know: How to use PostgreSQL's datatypes. How to use UUID primary keys. How to include non-key columns in indexes. How to use deferrable foreign keys. How to use unique constraints. How to implement exclusion constraints. How to implement full text search with PostgreSQL. How to back your Active Record
I figured I would take some time to write about a nifty feature that Iâm not sure many developers know about, or have had an opportunity to use yet: the reversible method in Active Record migrations. Introduced in Rails 4.0, reversible makes it possible to tell a migration using change (instead of up and down) how to reverse migrations that Active Record doesnât know how to reverse by default, so
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Activerecord-Import is a library for bulk inserting data using ActiveRecord. One of its major features is following activerecord associations and generating the minimal number of SQL insert statements required, avoiding the N+1 insert problem. An example probably explains it best. Say you had a schema like this: Publishers have Books Books have Reviews and you wanted to bulk insert 100 new publish
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No, I don't work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I'm cool with that. Since the release of ActiveRecord Query Interface 3.0, I think the line has been pretty blurry for the Rails community about where ActiveRecord ends and Arel begins. Iâve seen folks attribute ActiveRecord::PredicateBuilder to Arel, and Iâve seen folks assume that an ActiveRecord::Relation is an Arel object. Neither is the case. Si
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I am completely new to RoR/Ruby and i am using Lazy High Charts gem to generate some purdy charts based on some database information. I have tried the answers that were provided in a previous question but i am still a bit confused as to how to do this.. I need to sum amount_used, and billed_amount and group by month/year (e.g; Aug/2012) The end result will be something similar to a dual axis chart
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