I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong syntactically here, would appreciate help. An InventoryItem
has many MaintenanceOrders
. Each MaintenanceOrder
has a boolean field that is still_usable
. Logically, I want to run a query for all InventoryItems
that are still usable, meaning they EITHER don't have any MaintenanceOrders
at all, OR that none of their MaintenanceOrders
have a flag of still_usable: false
.
Quick Rspec
describe "test query" do
before do
InventoryItem.create(random_id:"a")
InventoryItem.create(random_id:"b")
InventoryItem.create(random_id:"c")
InventoryItem.where(random_id:"a").last.maintenance_orders.create(still_usable:false)
InventoryItem.where(random_id:"b").last.maintenance_orders.create(still_usable:nil)
InventoryItem.where(random_id:"b").last.maintenance_orders.create(still_usable:true)
@query = InventoryItem.left_outer_joins(:maintenance_orders).where.not(maintenance_orders:{still_rentable:false}).distinct
end
it "should return b & c" do
expect(@query.map(&:random_id)).to match_array(["b","c"])
# a has a maintenance order with flag still_usable:false so is excluded
# b has maintenance orders, but none have flag still_usable:false, so is included
# c has no maintenance orders, so is included
end
end
You can achieve it using SQL NOT EXISTS
InventoryItem.where("NOT EXISTS (
SELECT * FROM maintenance_orders
WHERE (maintenance_orders.inventory_item_id = inventory_items.id)
AND maintenance_orders.still_rentable = false)")
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