On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 1:05:16 AM UTC-6, rahajiyev wrote:
>
> You can keep laughing all you want, but I at least could get CakePHP
> to work with an existing Oracle database lacking primary keys for a
> backend app involving role permissions, forms, pagination and other
> usual web stuff, as
You can keep laughing all you want, but I at least could get CakePHP
to work with an existing Oracle database lacking primary keys for a
backend app involving role permissions, forms, pagination and other
usual web stuff, as opposed to designing a new app and database from
scratch. I worked around
On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 5:56 AM, rahajiyev wrote:
> Hi, I have a model Foo belongsTo Bar, which in turn belongsTo Xyzzy.
> When I do $this->Foo->find('all');
>
> sql dump shows that the SQL join is performed only for Foo->Bar, but
> Xyzzy is never mentioned.
> I tried
On Jun 8, 8:17 pm, bruno desthuilliers
wrote:
> What about posting your CakePHP questions to a CakePHP related
> group ?
>
Dammit, sorry for that. Wrong topic.
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On Jun 8, 2:56 pm, rahajiyev wrote:
> Hi, I have a model Foo belongsTo Bar, which in turn belongsTo Xyzzy.
> When I do $this->Foo->find('all');
>
> sql dump shows that the SQL join is performed only
Hi, I have a model Foo belongsTo Bar, which in turn belongsTo Xyzzy.
When I do $this->Foo->find('all');
sql dump shows that the SQL join is performed only for Foo->Bar, but
Xyzzy is never mentioned.
I tried all sorts of 'recursive' => 1 it didn't matter.
Please help me.
CakePHP 1.3.15
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You
Hi, I have a model Foo belongsTo Bar, which in turn belongsTo Xyzzy.
When I do $this->Foo->find('all');
sql dump shows that the SQL join is performed only for Foo->Bar, but
Xyzzy is never mentioned.
I tried all sorts of 'recursive' => 1 it didn't matter.
Please help me.
CakePHP 1.3.15
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You
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