I have three models: Book
, genre
, BookGenre
, and here are relationships:
class BookGenre < ActiveRecord::Base
bel
Try this:
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.disable_referential_integrity do
Book.destroy_all
Genre.destroy_all
# ...create data
end
Add dependent: :destroy
option to your has_many
definitions.
Check docs
Yet better option to respect data integrity is to set the CASCADE DELETE
on the database level: say, you have comments
table and users
table. User has many comments You want to add a foreign_key to table comments
and set deleting the comment whenever the user is destroyed you would go with the following (the on_delete: :cascade
option will ensure it):
add_foreign_key(
:comments,
:users,
column:
:user_id,
on_delete: :cascade
)