Updated Javascript and Ruby on Rails DB Model to account for the *reserved word* 'end' it is now 'ends' #1
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…erved word* 'end'. It is now 'ends'
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The reserved word 'end' that we used in the database caused some issues with my application when I needed to make some special Active Record queries like
...where('end > ?', Date.today)I changed the word 'end' to 'ends' so it remained intuitive (and was easy to update on all of my files). I hope I got all of the reserved words out of Ruby code. I ran it on my end and it went fine, but perhaps I got lucky. If it is all fixed, Active Record queries now look like
...where('ends > ?', Date.today)