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named_scope and subclasses Posted: May 10, 2008 3:21 PM
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Nick Kallen’s named_scope allows you to create readable, powerful class-specific finder scopes. One thing that might bite new users is how it operates in the Class context. Specifically, Named Scopes created in a parent class, even those using the lambda syntax, are scoped to the parent class. For example, we might have a generic SQL operation [...]

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