I have two datetime columns in a User/users table: created_at and birthdate. I\'d like to find users whose b
You simply have to formulate that in PostgreSQL syntax inside your where clause.
For MySQL this would look similar to this using the datediff function:
User.where("DATEDIFF(created_at, birthdate) > (13 * 365)")
13*356 is there to represent 3 years in days since datediff returns difference in days.
I would then encapsulate that in a scope-like function like the following:
class User < ActiveRecord::Model
def self.age_difference(years)
where("DATEDIFF(created_at, birthdate) > (? * 365)", years)
end
end
So you can call it:
User.age_difference(13).each do |user|
puts user.inspect
end
I guess it's similar in Postgres.