I want to add Product if and only if it has say at least two Variants (Product can have many Variants).
I was wondering if there is a way to declare the default order for my doctrine models. e.g. I have a work model and it has 开发者_JAVA百科photos. When I load a work, all photos associated to it get
Ok to make it more clear: I am Using doctrine I have a table Brands and Products Brand id name Product id name
I am using Symfony 1.4 and Doctrine 1.2 and sfDoctrineGuardPlugin. I have a article create pa开发者_开发百科ge. On my article table, i have profile_id field for saving which user (author) wrote it.
I\'m researching Zend+Doctrine performance on an existing shard database system. Most of my application models connect to the main database (db1) whilst some models need to dynamically connect to diff
I have tried to create one-to-many connection, but it works very strange. I suspect that class User has one Country, and class Country has many Users.
I am trying to run this query: $record = Doctrine_Query::create() ->select(\'m.*\') ->from(\'Modification m\')
Why does doctrine (1.2) use WHERE IN instead of LIMIT? This code: Doctrine_Query::create() ->from(\'Table t\')
I have following DQL (Doctrine1.2): $dql->select(\'sum(t.column1) column1, t.column2\') ->from(\'Table t\')
Is there easier way to build querys in doctrine then this. At this point there is only one parameter, but some case there could be like username, tagname, etc.
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