In the Rail / Active Record, are the three Ruby classes possible, two of which come out of a main square, and after that the utensil And two separate tables for pans like ...
Classroom Tuperware & lt; ActiveRecord :: Base & Class Pot & lt; Tuperware and Class Pan & lt; Tuperware End And the advantage would be that I can use the Tupperware.Find () method and some other things without customizing for each different type.
I believe it works with works ??? I've done it myself many times I'm not sure that it will work in a relative database engine ... but you are actually asking a question that you can answer yourself, just do what you said By trying.
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I'm just saying that you are using a relative db, such as using MySQL or SQL Have a test rail application and your model should properly define your idea. / P>
I have an abstract model in my application. It is working perfectly and
find () method works as you want, but I'm working on Moga. So I'm not using
ActiveResource and I can not do it to make sure that it will work for you. The only thing you can do is
Here, check out this excerpt from your code:
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