I recognize this is an old thread, so I'm posting this answer here because
I had the same issue today, and couldn't find a solution anywhere.
I'll note I'm a relative novice to PHP.
I ran into this issue converting a Cakephp 1.2 app from Mysql to Postgres.
There are several instances of the "quer
Well I'm still using Cake version 1.1 so I can't used findfirst().
I'm just using find().
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 8:46 AM, John Andersen wrote:
> How do your find code look like? Are you using All or First?
> Enjoy,
>John
>
> On Apr 15, 7:30 am, Adam wrote:
> > When I do a find and get 1
How do your find code look like? Are you using All or First?
Enjoy,
John
On Apr 15, 7:30 am, Adam wrote:
> When I do a find and get 1 row back in Postgres it has to be
> referenced like $data[0][email] whereas in Mysql you can do
> $data[Account][email].
>
> I just migrated from Mysql to Postg
When I do a find and get 1 row back in Postgres it has to be
referenced like $data[0][email] whereas in Mysql you can do
$data[Account][email].
I just migrated from Mysql to Postgres so I just have to go thru and
change all single result queries that formerly worked in Mysql as
$data[Account][emai
