From: "Jan E." <lists@...>
Date: 2012-07-17T21:14:58+09:00
Subject: Re: undefined method error

deal bitte wrote in post #1069042:
> The column names and the value to insert in the columns are both in
> arrays :):)
>  rid.send(database_columns[0],data_save_array[0])

It's better to use a hash instead of two arrays. You can even pass this 
hash directly when creating the object:

values = {
  'ExternalRef' => 'some value',
  'Originator' => 'some value',
  'Responder' => 'some value',
  'Title' => 'some value',
  'Category' => 'some value',
  'Location' => 'some value',
  'Observation' => 'some value',
  'Recommendation' => 'some value',
  'Concern' => 'some value',
  'Document_id' => 'some value',
  'OriginatorRef => 'some value''
}
rid = Rid.new values
rid.save


(I'm assuming this is ActiveRecord in Rails)

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