How开发者_StackOverflow do you do a query that includes a "where exists" in Arel? For example on a query like this to show all the suppliers with at least one order:
SELECT *
FROM suppliers
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT *
FROM orders
WHERE suppliers.supplier_id = orders.supplier_id);
I see "exists" in the Arel docs http://rubydoc.info/gems/arel/2.0.7/Arel/Nodes/Exists but I'm having trouble using it.
Here you go:
suppliers= Supplier.arel_table
orders= Order.arel_table
suppliers_with_orders = Supplier.where(
Order.where(orders[:supplier_id]
.eq(suppliers[:id])).exists).to_sql =>
"SELECT `suppliers`.* FROM `suppliers`
WHERE (EXISTS (SELECT `orders`.*
FROM `orders`
WHERE `suppliers`.`id` = `orders`.`supplier_id`))"
Though, an inner join would do this in a more simple - and eventually less performant - way :
Supplier.joins :orders
I think that you can neatly use a counter_cache for this one :
http://asciicasts.com/episodes/23-counter-cache-column
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