Rails, noob database/activerecord question?

Taken from the example I linked in the comments above Searches. Find(:all, :select => '*, count(*) AS count, phrase', :group => 'phrase', :order => 'count DESC') Although I just tried this on my own sqlite db and it worked fine (rails 3) Searches. Count(:all, :group => 'phrase', :order => 'count(*) DESC').

Taken from the example I linked in the comments above. Searches. Find(:all, :select => '*, count(*) AS count, phrase', :group => 'phrase', :order => 'count DESC') Although I just tried this on my own sqlite db and it worked fine (rails 3) Searches.

Count(:all, :group => 'phrase', :order => 'count(*) DESC').

I ended out using the new active record interface: Search. Group('phrase'). Count – Joseph Silvashy Dec 15 '10 at 21:52 Duly noted!

Thanks! – jyoseph Dec 15 '10 at 22:14.

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