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Saggex
Saggex

Reputation: 3500

No such column, but column exists

I have a problem with a many to many relation. I've set up the relation via a third party called rtimespans.

Just like in the tutorials told:

The timespan-model:

class Timespan < ActiveRecord::Base

  validates :name, presence: true
  has_many :rtimespans
  has_many :subgroups, through: :rtimespans

  validates :start_h, presence: true
  validates :start_m, presence: true
  validates :end_h,   presence: true
  validates :end_m,   presence: true

  validate :e_must_be_0_60
  validate :e_must_be_0_24
  validate :s_must_be_0_60
  validate :s_must_be_0_24
  validate :e_bigger_s


    def e_must_be_0_60

        errors.add(:end_m,"must be 0-60") unless 0 < end_m.to_i
        errors.add(:end_m,"must be 0-60") unless 60 > end_m.to_i

    end

    def e_must_be_0_24

        errors.add(:end_h,"must be 0-24") unless 0 < end_h.to_i 
        errors.add(:end_h,"must be 0-24") unless 24 > end_h.to_i 

    end

    def s_must_be_0_60

        errors.add(:start_m,"must be 0-60") unless 0 < start_m.to_i
        errors.add(:start_m,"must be 0-60") unless start_m.to_i < 60

    end

    def s_must_be_0_24

        errors.add(:start_h,"must be 0-24") unless 0 < start_h.to_i
        errors.add(:start_h,"must be 0-24") unless start_h.to_i < 24

    end

    def e_bigger_s

        s=start_h.to_i*60+start_m.to_i
        e=end_h.to_i*60+end_m.to_i

        errors.add(:end_h,"End must be bigger than start") unless e > s

    end

end

The rtimespan-model:

    class Rtimespan < ActiveRecord::Base
      belongs_to :timespan
      belongs_to :subgroup
      validates  :subgroup, presence: true
      validates  :subgroup, presence: true
    end

And the subgroup-model:

    class Subgroup < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :group

  has_many :timespans
  has_many :memberships
  has_many :users, through: :memberships

  has_many :translations
  has_many :actioncodes, through: :translations

  has_many :entries

  has_many :rules 

  validates :name, presence: true, uniqueness: true 
  validates :group_id, presence: true

   has_many :rtimespans
   has_many :timespans, through: :rtimespans
end

Anyways, when I want to call something over the relationship, I get this Error.

ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid in Subgroups#show

Showing C:/xampp/htdocs/fluxcapacitor/app/views/subgroups/show.html.erb where line #40 raised:

SQLite3::SQLException: no such column: rtimespans.subgroup_id: SELECT "timespans".* FROM "timespans" INNER JOIN "rtimespans" ON "timespans"."id" = "rtimespans"."timespan_id" WHERE "rtimespans"."subgroup_id" = ?

Can anyone tell me, how to fix this, or at least tell me, where this error comes from?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 129

Answers (3)

Saggex
Saggex

Reputation: 3500

Found my Error! I have a "double ID":

  create_table "rtimespans", force: true do |t|
    t.integer "subgroup_id_id"
    t.integer "timespan_id_id"
  end

I created a wrong migration:

class CreateRtimespans < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
        create_table :rtimespans do |t|
            t.belongs_to :subgroup_id
            t.belongs_to :timespan_id
        end
    end 
end

It should have been:

class CreateRtimespans < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
        create_table :rtimespans do |t|
            t.belongs_to :subgroup
            t.belongs_to :timespan
        end
    end 
end

Upvotes: 0

miushock
miushock

Reputation: 1097

I would check migrations as the error indicates. To find out if there's a missing column, please check your schema.rb to make sure the column exist

Upvotes: 2

Pavan
Pavan

Reputation: 33542

I Suppose the error is due to you mentioned relation to timespans two times in your Subgroup model.

You have defined

has_many :timespans  and 

has_many :timespans, through: :rtimespans

Please correct it in the model and check.

Upvotes: 0

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