In their basic form, models in Cake are a way of accessing SQL-data.
They may also contain any number of other data-manipulation
functionality that may be relevant. They do not represent the data in
the same direct way you are used to. They represent a way of accessing
and manipulating the data.
Appreciate the clarification, points me in the right direction.
Thanks.
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In their basic form, models in Cake are a way of accessing SQL-data.
They may also contain any number of other data-manipulation
functionality that may be
I am just trying to get some clarity on associations. I've done a
little object orientated programming before and in cake it seems a
little different in regard to extending objects. In my case I have a
table for people, clients and suppliers. Obviously people contains
basic info like name,
