Fixes issue #17 - NoMethodError: undefined method `sanitize_limit' for #<Object:...> #24
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…ough an association, it was throwing a 'NoMethodError: undefined method `sanitize_limit' for #<Object:...>". Fixed the error by defining that method on the "connection" variable. Took the method from the ActiveRecord gem: /lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/database_statements.rb .
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When trying to access a table-less model through an association, it was throwing a 'NoMethodError: undefined method `sanitize_limit' for #Object:...".
Fixed the error by defining that method on the "connection" variable. Took the method from the ActiveRecord gem: /lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/database_statements.rb .