Queries returnin开发者_JAVA技巧g different object types based on using limit() or first
This example uses limit(1) and does not produce the expected object type:
c = PersonCategory.where("category = ?", "Crown").limit(1) ##
=> PersonCategory Load (0.3ms) SELECT `person_categories`.* FROM `person_categories` WHERE (category = 'Crown') LIMIT 1
=> [#<PersonCategory id: 1, category: "Crown">] #####
c.class
=> ActiveRecord::Relation
This example uses first and gives the desired output:
c = PersonCategory.where("category = ?", "Crown").first ##
=> PersonCategory Load (0.4ms) SELECT `person_categories`.* FROM `person_categories` WHERE (category = 'Crown') LIMIT 1
=> #<PersonCategory id: 1, category: "Crown">
c.class
=> PersonCategory(id: integer, category: string) #####
ruby-1.9.2-p180 :034 >
limit
returns a limited set of results. In your case, it returns what is essentially an array of PersonCategory
objects, even if you only specify one object with limit(1)
.
For instance, calling PersonCategory.limit(15)
would return the first 15 PersonCategory
items in your database.
first
, on the other hand, only returns the first result of it's preceding query - not an array of results. That's why you would see an individual PersonCategory
object being returned.
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