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I am doing manual join and I need to pass a parameter to its ON clause: Foo.joins("LEFT OUTER JOIN bars ON foos.id = bars.foo_id AND bars.baz = #{baz}") Is t
I am doing manual join and I need to pass a parameter to its ON clause: Foo.joins("LEFT OUTER JOIN bars ON foos.id = bars.foo_id AND bars.baz = #{baz}") Is t
I am doing manual join and I need to pass a parameter to its ON clause: Foo.joins("LEFT OUTER JOIN bars ON foos.id = bars.foo_id AND bars.baz = #{baz}") Is t