From: Jesse Hu <yizhih@...>
Date: 2008-02-20T12:40:02+09:00
Subject: Re: Create record into Oracle DB

why u use upper case name as the field name?
Please use lower case and try again:
      folder = Folder.new()
      folder.id= @id
      folder.client_name = @un
      folder.tree_name = @tn
      folder.save()

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Cheers,
Jesse

On Feb 19, 3:08 am, Alexey Nik <sc_...@tut.by> wrote:
> Hello all, there is part of my code :
>       folder = Folder1.new()
>       folder.ID = @id
>       folder.CLIENT_NAME = @un
>       folder.TREE_NAME = @tn
>       folder.save()
> when i test it on mySql all work right, but when i try it with Oracle i
> got this error #NoMethodError (undefined method `ID=' for
> #<FolderTree:0x4bae7cc>).
>
> I try again with other ruby method
> Folder1.create(:ID => @id, :CLIENT_NAME => @un, :TREE_NAME => @tn)
>
> and again got error : #NoMethodError (undefined method `CLIENT_NAME='
> for #<FolderTree:0x4baf6a4>)
>
> Other actions (e.g. Folder1.find(:all,:conditions => "ID
> ='"+Id.to_s+"'")) works good.
>
> Smb know why Oracle return error #NoMethodError
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