I believe these are the associations and migrations that you need.
I believe these are the associations and migrations that you need: class Descriptor Timestamps end create_table :descriptors do |t| t. String :name ... t. Timestamps end Note that if you want to store extra information against the association between Arg and Descriptor then you'll need a join model which you get using the has_many :through association.
You're actually going to want an intermediate table between these two objects. In the database world this is called a "mapping" table. In Ruby you want to use the has_many through association.
railscasts.com/episodes/47-two-many-to-many Updated with better article explaining concept.
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