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Re: Search multiple models: msg#00125lang.ruby.ferret.general
Hi all, just started to play with (acts_as_)ferret a couple of hours ago, when I learned that ferret supports fuzzy search. I could not find an answer to the problem i need to solve yet: I have a few models with one to many relations to Clients: Addresses, Contacts, Phone numbers, etc. i.e. a client may have many addresses and so on. I need to match a "flat" (each attribute only once) client record against all the models attributes mentioned above and get a list of clients with descending probability of being a duplicate. Is this possible? Which options should I use to save memory and performance? Thanks in advance! - Bernd -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. |
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