I have a small rails app, and I'm trying to get some order statistics. So I have an Admin model, and an Order model, with one-to-many association.
class Admin < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :name
has_many :orders
class Order < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :operation
belongs_to :admin
And I'm trying to get specifical orders using this query:
admins = Admin.where(...).includes(:orders).where('orders.operation = ?', 'new gifts!')
That works just as expected. But when I try to make json using map like that
admins.map {|a| [a.name, a.orders.pluck(:operation)]}
Rails loads orders again using new query, ignoring already loaded objects.
(5.6ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 26
(6.8ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 24
(2.9ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 30
(3.3ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 29
(4.8ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 27
(3.3ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 28
(5.1ms) SELECT "orders"."operation" FROM "orders" WHERE "orders"."admin_id" = 25
When I try to use loop instead of map, it works as it should:
admins.each do |a|
p a.orders.pluck(:operation)
end
this code doesn't load all orders, and prints only those loaded in the first query. Is it possible to get the same result using map? What are the drawbacks of using loop instead of map?