Thanks very much for the link! That really showed me what I was
looking for. I don't think a database view is appropriate in my case,
but the code was very useful.
The key thing I wasn't aware of was use of the addColumns() and hydrate
() methods in this context. I have solved this issue as
The ideal way I would think to solve this would be for Propel to be
able to efficiently create composite objects, but I don't see an easy
way to do this, since the Criteria objects only allow me to specify
conditions regarding the query results, not column selects that would
allow me to
This is also worth noting:
http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/wiki/Users/Documentation/1.2/ManyToManyRelationships
Because Propel's support for relationships maps directly to the way
that relationships are handled at the database level, there is no
magical support for many-to-many relationships in
