问题
I am triggering this query
p "my query starts here..."
@relevant_customers_for_total_spent = Customer.order("total_amount DESC").where('id IN (?)',@customers_ids).limit(relevant_customers_count_for_total_spent)
p " ------- "
p relevant_customers_count_for_total_spent # output is: 1139
p @relevant_customers_for_total_spent.count # output is: 2888
p " ------- "
More over log is saying the actual query fired is:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `customers` WHERE (id IN (2,3,4,5,6,75,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,75,296,297,298,2889)) LIMIT 1139
So the questions are:
- Why there is no order clause in the actual query?
- Why @relevant_customers_for_total_spent.count is greater than relevant_customers_count_for_total_spent. It should be equals to or less than.
*Update -1 *
I got the second issue:
@relevant_customers_for_total_spent.length
is the right way to count the number of elements.
Update - 2
I have some customer ids in an array something like [2,3,4,5,6,75,56,57,58,59,60,61,62]. I have a attribute ie total_amount in Customer model. I want to rearrage all the customers ids in the order of total_amount (DESC). I have a another factor which specifies limit ie how many number of customers i need from that list. Some thing like if its 5. So I need top 5 customers from that araay based upon total_amount.
回答1:
The point is: ARel is smart enough to generate a count
query without order
clause.
Just think of it: #count
relation returns select count(*) ...
SQL query, which, in turn, returns a single number - why would you need anything ordered here?
No wonder #length
returns the correct number. That's because a relation object, on which #length
is being called, not knowing how to respond to the call, triggers itself to return a result from DB, which is generally an instance of array, and then delegates the call down to it. Thus, calling #length
on an instance of array returns expected number of elements.
Update
ids = [1,2,3,4,5]
Customer.where(id: ids).order('total_amount DESC').limit(5)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10597135/issue-in-order-clause-and-limit-in-active-record