Fetch all rows that column_id is in the array of id's, then order by id
I am trying this, not sure if I am doing this correctly:
U开发者_如何学Goser.where("region_id => ?", region_ids).order("id ASC")
region_ids = [1234,234322,234324,2343,....]
Also, will this work if the region_ids is empty (not null, but empty)
I am seeing an error:
check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '=> NULL) ORDER BY id ASC' at line 1:
When I was in debugger mode, I output the region_ids and it was [].
You're mixing up Ruby and SQL syntax within the string. What you want is more like ("region_id in (?)", region_ids)
or ({ "region_id" => region_ids })
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You need to reverse the order of the two lines, region_ids should be set before the User.where becuase the way it is now region_ids is NULL when you call where().
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