I have a simple model
class User
has_many :logs
class Logs
related in the usual way through the foreign key logs.user_id. I\'m trying to
You can use join_sources to retrieve the Arel::Nodes::Join from the instance of Arel::SelectManager, and pass that to joins
Using your example:
l_t.joins(counts.join_sources).on(l_t[:id].eq(counts[:user_id]))
This achieves a join of nested select subquery with Arel:
You can add the nested inner_query and an outer_query scope in your Model file and use ...
inner_query = Model.inner_query(params)
result = Model.outer_query(params).joins(Arel.sql("(#{inner_query.to_sql})"))
.group("...")
.order("...")
For variations on this, for example to use INNER JOIN on the subquery, do the following:
inner_query = Model.inner_query(params)
result = Model.outer_query(params).joins(Arel.sql("INNER JOIN (#{inner_query.to_sql}) tablealias ON a.id = b.id"))
.group("...")
.order("...")
Add in the specific joins, constraints and groupings to each of the queries' scopes to modify the sql statement further ie:
scope :inner_query , -> (company_id, name) {
select("...")
.joins("left join table1 on table1.id = table2.id")
.where("table1.company_id = ? and table1.name in (?)", company_id, name)
.group("...")
}
This allows you to put WHERE conditions on the nested query as well as the outer query