Attempting to use the 'Intelligent hash condition mapping' I was trying to get the following SQL: ``` SELECT histories.*, count(*), sum(vendor_earnings) FROM `histories` ``` so I tried the following: ``` History.select( [ { :histories => '*' }, :count.func( '*' ), :sum.func( :vendor_earnings) ] ).to_sql ``` But it didn't work. Two things wrong as you can see in what it actually produced: ``` > History.select( [ {:histories => '*' }, :count.func( '*' ), :sum.func( :vendor_earnings) ] ).debug_sql => "SELECT '--- \\n:histories: \\\"*\\\"\\n', count('*'), sum(vendor_earnings) FROM `histories`" ``` The two issues are 1. `'*'` instead of just `*` 2. The odd yaml Its possible I'm just using MetaWhere for something its not designed for (select vs where) but its tantalisingly close to Just Working.
Attempting to use the 'Intelligent hash condition mapping' I was trying to get the following SQL:
so I tried the following:
But it didn't work. Two things wrong as you can see in what it actually produced:
The two issues are
'*'instead of just*Its possible I'm just using MetaWhere for something its not designed for (select vs where) but its tantalisingly close to Just Working.