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How do you add a constraint on a join table in active_scaffold? Currently it does this, which is simple:

:constraints  => { :hostgroup_id => nil}

Martin Englund wrote:

How do you add a constraint on a join table in active_scaffold? Currently it does this, which is simple: [...]

try:
:constraints => { :host => { :puppetclasses => nil} }

Ohad Levy wrote:

try: :constraints => { :host => { :puppetclasses => nil} }

That generates a SQL query with a WHERE clause like this:

WHERE hosts_puppetclasses.puppetclass_id IS NULL

I think I'll have to create a custom SQL query to pick out the host.id for unconfigured hosts, and then pass it to the active_scaffold constraints clause.

I think that its possible with named_scope, I'll play with it later on today

Ohad Levy wrote:

I think that its possible with named_scope, I'll play with it later on today

one option would be do to something like this:

#all hosts which have no classes defined:
named_scope :classless, :include => :puppetclasses, :conditions => {'hosts_puppetclasses.host_id' => nil } 

#all hosts which do not belong to a group
named_scope :groupless, :include => :hostgroup, :conditions => { 'hostgroups.id' => nil }

than you could play with it - e.g.:

Host.classless.groupless > all hosts which are unconfigured
 Host.classless.groupless.count > count all hosts which are unconfigured in an SQL friendly way.

Hopes this helps

any update on this ticket?

thanks