Hello,
When you start a new project, use the 1.4 release. If you're not starting
from scratch upgrade to 1.3. Certainly because you're using php 5.3!
I have good experiences with Doctrine, more than with Propel. I suggest you
look at the documentation for both. If MSSql 2005 is a requirement, I guess
a database with data also exist. If this is the case doctrine can generate
it's schema based on a database instead of a schema.yml.
Both Doctrine and Propel do database abstraction, you won't really notice
the difference between Mssql 2005 and MySQL. However the doctrine mysql dbal
is a lot better tested than the doctrine mssql dbal.
For how to actually start: Just like any other Symfony project. Except in
databases.yml put in a suitable dsn. (google for pdo dsn mssql if you really
can't find anything).
Best regards,
Nathan
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 2:11 PM, Vikos make.webp...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
We are start a project that must use mssql 2005 and run on windows
server.
(vindows server 2003, apache2, mssql 2005, symfony 1.2...actual, php
5.3.1)
How can I connect to sql server on windows via propel?
Witch do you advise propel or doctrine?
What problems can be?
What experiences are?
Thanks!
Viktor
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