im sorry to hear that... but my next project i will start with doctrine for
sure.
Thanks all
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 12:23 PM, Daniel Lohse
wrote:
> This will get messy very fast. Imagine only 20 categories and for this
> simple count, you'll already have 20 queries. Not good. :(
>
> Normally, yo
This will get messy very fast. Imagine only 20 categories and for this simple
count, you'll already have 20 queries. Not good. :(
Normally, you'd do a count on the category_id column and group by the same
category_id column. So simple in SQL/Doctrine but so hard in Propel. :(
Daniel
On 2009-1
hi
for the first part, use this .
$c = new Criteria();
$c->addJoin(ProductPeer::CATEGORY_ID, CategoryPeer::ID);
$c->setDistinct();
$categories = CategoryPeer::doSelect($c);
now the $categories variable contains the categories that have at least one
product
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 5:58 AM, G
First, you will always have a category with at least one product because you
have set cascade on delete.
For the second part, in your CategoryPeer class:
public static function getProductCountPerCategory()
{
//Get all categories
$category_obj_arr = self::doSelect(new Criteria());
//Get cou
Hi,
I dont even know how to ask that but i want to show what i need.
my schema.yml
category:
id: ~
title: { type: varchar(100), required: true, index: unique }
product:
id:~
category_id: { type: integer, foreignTable: category, foreignReference:
id, onDelete: cascade }
name: { type: va
