Thanks, that worked perfect. I used:

named_scope :by_company, {:conditions => COMPANY_ID.nil? ? {} : {:company_id => COMPANY_ID} }

I see now where my syntax was wrong. I tried something like above, but kept getting errors.

I appreciate the help.

Regards,

Justin

named_scope :by_company, lambda { {:conditions => COMPANY_ID.nil? ? {} : {:company_id => COMPANY_ID} } }

However if COMPANY_ID really is a constant (not sure how or why you are using it this way…) you don’t really even need the lambda since lazy evaluation is unnecessary:

named_scope :by_company, {:conditions => COMPANY_ID.nil? ? {} : {:company_id => COMPANY_ID} }

cet_named_scope.rb:13: odd number list for Hash

Line 13 is the ‘end’ of the case statement.

I have the following code that is now working as expected. Do you have any ideas?

named_scope :by_company, lambda{{
case
when COMPANY_ID.nil? then false
else {:conditions => ['company_id = ?', COMPANY_ID]}
end
}}

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Justin