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  • Bulk update
  • Bulk delete
  1. Model
  2. Batchs operations

Bulk update

Bulk update

Any simple query can be transformed to update query. The new update query will use the where clause as parameter for the update.

User.query.where(name =~ /[A-Z]/ ).
     to_update.set(name: Clear::SQL.unsafe("LOWERCASE(name)")).execute

Bulk delete

Same apply for DELETE query.

User.query.where(name !~ /[A-Z]/ ).
     to_delete.execute

Beware: Bulk update and delete do not trigger any model lifecycle hook. Proceed with care.

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