I'm not understanding you. But, it seems you are not using the bake
shell properly.
In linux you must type: cakbe bake or cake bake model, and when it
asks for params lets say name of the table (is the name cake expect
the table might have). but if your table doesnt follow cakephp
conventions, you must type the correct name of the table for that
model. for example: If you have a table called user, cake in the
command: cake bake model, must expect that your table should be name
as "users", instead of "user", so if this happen, your are obligated
to say to the script that "users" is not the table name, and type
"user" in the script for correct coding generation. then, your model
is going to be called "user.php", instead of cakephp conventional name
"users.php".
I hope this can help you.
Regards.
On Jul 24, 1:50 am, Anibigi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Bake to create models for my database tables.
> I have run into a little problem.
>
> I have 25 tables
>
> I strated baking the models until for one of the database tables the
> bake started giving a name of it own to the model,file and class.
>
> For example ,the table in database is named : 'risk_manager'
>
> (It has association with other tables which i'm defining while baking)
>
> However the model for this turns up as a file called "risk.php" and
> the class name is called "risk" (but it is mapped to the correct
> table.)
>
> Why is this happening...?
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