You can't do Customer.new unless the Customer class is defined.
Otherwise how would ruby know what to do?
All you need is models/customer.rb containing
class Customer < ActiveRecord::Base
end
Provided the customer table meets the normal Rails conventions
(primary key id and so on).
If you don't want to create a model you can use straight SQL with
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute. I would create the model,
though. It would be the hell of a lot simpler and cleaner.
The model was used for controller connected database.Otherwise, you can
use straight SQL with ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute.I would like to use model