Rails, destroy versus delete?

Question

Why does this work:

@poll_votes = PollVote.where(:user_id => self.user_id, :poll_id => self.poll_id).all

@poll_votes.each do |p|
  p.destroy
end

But this does not?

@poll_votes = PollVote.where(:user_id => self.user_id, :poll_id => self.poll_id).destroy

Answer 1

The where method returns an enumerable collection of activerecord objects meeting the selection criteria. Calling the destroy method on that collection is different than calling the destroy method on a single activerecord object.

Answer 2

这应该工作：PollVote.destroy_all（：user_id => self.user_id，：poll_id => self.poll_id）

Answer 3

'where' is a named scope. You are calling a destroy method on a named-scope collection. Try destroy_all