Hi Alan,
The Query object does not use SQL cursors, but rather buffers the results
locally (In PHP land) and builds lists from that.
However, CakePHP 3.0 does rely on obtaining the row count (With
PDOStatement::rowCount), which return -1 with PDO::CURSOR_FWDONLY
Boa noite,
Alguém pode indicar um plugin para criar um sistema de busca?
Caso não utilizem plugin como fariam???
Att.
Wander Arce
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I don't think that shift towards ORM is a bad choice. The Model Layer of
CakePHP was quite staightforward, but it lacked efficiency in terms of
readibility and flexibility. The implementation of ORM might frighten the
old folks, accustomed to Active Record Queries, but in the end its a step
I've been following this theme for quite some time now and I need to ask:
Why would anyone want to use MSSQL with PHP?
And before anyone starts getting evangelist on me:
Yes, MSSQL could be considered an advantage over MySQL and it is. Sure! But
IT IS NOT THE ONLY OPTION and it is very,very
I really like the idea David, CakePHP definitely needs more and better
marketing. What I disagree with is that only a core developer or something
with a lot of experience can write such articles or help promoting the
framework, anyone could start adding their experiences with CakePHP, even
I'd love to contribute to this also if you wish, so just a little about my
experience, I first started using 1.x roughly back in 2006/2007 and the
majority of my projects since have been created in CakePHP. I've used other
frameworks in between but I have a lot of things to say in favour of
The reason I included the bit about the 'core developer' was because they
would have the best understanding of how the core components work and which
software design principles they encompass.
I do agree that we can all do something to help market the framework, but
marketing needs to come from
So I have created the repo and put some placeholder files in there, with a
bit of copy. If I need to write about the software patterns I will need to
learn the core and learn about software patterns, so that one might take a
while. I'll work on the tips and tricks mostly, as long as I can
It would have been super helpful to include the link to the repo, d'oh
https://github.com/davidyell/BakeYourDreams
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We usually a exclusive *nix environment.
But, we've got two simple reasons as to our choice in SQLServer in the
current project:
1. The client requested it. Their existing infrastructure, as well as
all their existing systems run in a MS environment. They are not willing,
nor can
Hi Dakota,
Thanks for clearing that up! I haven't looked at the source for CakePHP 3
yet so I didn't actually see how they implemented it. I should do more
research next time as I don't want to mislead anybody...
On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 3:32 AM, Dakota waltherl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Alan,
In my case, The decision to use a Linux Web Server and SQL Server was
already made and implemented before I arrived. To make matters worse we are
still stuck on cakephp 1.3 using the mssql driver :(. The whole reason I
ran into the Cursor issue was because I am almost done developing a MS ODBC
I have simmilar setup linux webserver cakephp 2 and mssql, never seen a
performance issue. Only issue is if you tried to connect remote sql server
from local.. It works perfectly fine when both apache and sql are on
internet. For connectivity Im using pear dblib.
Thanks
Abhijit
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