Assuming that Rails is still interacting with the DB, and the ID in question is the primary key (ie, the 'id' on the 'twits' table) isn't quite that easy. I ha

Assuming that Rails is still interacting with the DB, and the ID in question is the primary key (ie, the 'id' on the 'twits' table) isn't quite that easy. I had to do this a couple of years back when I realized I had a table that'd grow quickly: http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/4422 http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/4422 Feel free to send the donation to the same place.