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John Butler
Hi,
I wonder if there is a quick way to do this.
companyA has 2 employees "a", "b"
companyB has 3 employees "a", "b", "c"
I basically want to merge companyA employess with companyB employees so
when i look at companyA the employees will equal "a", "b", "c"
i know i could do something like companyA.employees = companyB.employees
but this would just overwrite companyA employees so if companyA had more
employees than companyB i would lose the employees companyA had that
companyB didnt.
I think companyA.employees << companyB.employees would just mash them
together and give me duplicates.
The only other way i can think off is a nasty double loop that compares
each object 1 by 1 and then starts again going through the process.
It would also be nice if the employees for companyB were removed but i
could do that separately.
JB
I wonder if there is a quick way to do this.
companyA has 2 employees "a", "b"
companyB has 3 employees "a", "b", "c"
I basically want to merge companyA employess with companyB employees so
when i look at companyA the employees will equal "a", "b", "c"
i know i could do something like companyA.employees = companyB.employees
but this would just overwrite companyA employees so if companyA had more
employees than companyB i would lose the employees companyA had that
companyB didnt.
I think companyA.employees << companyB.employees would just mash them
together and give me duplicates.
The only other way i can think off is a nasty double loop that compares
each object 1 by 1 and then starts again going through the process.
It would also be nice if the employees for companyB were removed but i
could do that separately.
JB