I have
a = Profile.last
a.mailbox.inbox
a.mailbox.sentbox
active_conversations = [IDS OF ACTIVE CONVERSATIONS]
a.mailbox.inbox & active_conversations
returns part of what I need
I want
(a.mailbox.inbox & active_conversations) AND a.mailbox.sentbox
but I need it as SQL, so that I can order it efficiently. I want to order it by ('updated_at')
I have tried joins and other things but they don't work. The classes of (a.mailbox.inboxa and the sentbox are
ActiveRecord::Relation::ActiveRecord_Relation_Conversation
but
(a.mailbox.inbox & active_conversations)
is an array
Something as simple as a.mailbox.inbox JOINS SOMEHOW a.mailbox.sentbox I should be able to work with, but I also can't seem to figure out.
Instead of doing
(a.mailbox.inbox & active_conversations)
you should be able to do
a.mailbox.inbux.where('conversations.id IN (?)', active_conversations)
I believe the Conversation
class (and its underlying conversations
table) should be right according to the mailboxer code.
However this gives you an ActiveRelation
object instead of an array. You can transform this to pure SQL using to_sql
. So I think something like this should work:
# get the SQL of both statements
inbox_sql = a.mailbox.inbux.where('conversations.id IN (?)', active_conversations).to_sql
sentbox_sql = a.mailbox.sentbox.to_sql
# use both statements in a UNION SQL statement issued on the Conversation class
Conversation.from("#{inbox_sql} UNION #{sentbox_sql} ORDER BY id AS conversations")