‘Teacher’ is a table in a database. Based on that information, explain what the following query is searching for in the table: Teacher.find(:all, :condition => { :grade => 9..12})
Teacher.find(:all, :condition => { :grade => 9..12})
This means getting all records from teacher table teachers where column grade has value between 9 & 12.
select * from teachers where grade between 9 and 12
Sijo
Thank You Sijo
It would be a better practice to include all column names in the Select instead of *
Srinivas Golyalla wrote:
�Teacher� is a table in a database. Based on that information, explain what the following query is searching for in the table: Teacher.find(:all, :condition => { :grade => 9..12})
Do your own homework.
Best,
Srinivas Golyalla wrote:
�Teacher� is a table in a database. Based on that information, explain what the following query is searching for in the table: Teacher.find(:all, :condition => { :grade => 9..12})
this query returns an uneducated student named srinivas
Ar Chron wrote:
Srinivas Golyalla wrote:
�Teacher� is a table in a database. Based on that information, explain what the following query is searching for in the table: Teacher.find(:all, :condition => { :grade => 9..12})
this query returns an uneducated student named srinivas
Well said!
Best,