问题
I'm migrating an SQL query to Active Record. Here is a simplified version:
SELECT count(*) FROM (
SELECT type, date(created_at)
FROM notification_messages
GROUP BY type, date(created_at)
) x
I'm not sure how to implement this in Active Record. This works, but it's messy:
sql = NotificationMessage.
select("type, date(created_at) AS period").
group("type", "period").
to_sql
NotificationMessage.connection.exec_query("SELECT count(*) FROM (#{sql}) x")
Another possibility is to do the count in Ruby, but that would be less efficient:
NotificationMessage.
select("type, date(created_at) AS period").
group("type", "period").
length
Is there a better solution?
回答1:
Rails has the from method. So I would write it:
NotificationMessage
.from(
NotificationMessage
.select("type, date(created_at)")
.group("type, date(created_at)"), :x
).count
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35517078/how-do-you-get-a-count-of-a-subquery-in-active-record