hi radu,
i think this should work for you.........
$c = new Criteria();
// Create Aliasses
$c->addAlias("U1", UsersPeer::TABLE_NAME);
$c->addAlias("T3_2", UsersPeer::TABLE_NAME);
// Create Joins
$c->addJoin(ArticlePeer::CREATEDBY_ID, UsersPeer::alias("U1",
UsersPeer::ID));
$c->addJoin(ArticlePeer::CREATEDBY_ID, UsersPeer::alias("U2",
UsersPeer::ID));
$this->articleList = ArticlePeer::doSelect($c);
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:07 PM, korfos <kor...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> I'm new to symfony, so be gentle :)
>
> I have to tables:
> users {id, name}
> article{id, createdby_id, modifiedby_id}
> createdby_id and modifiedby_id are foreign keys to users table
>
> When i do:
>
> $c = new Criteria();
> $c->addJoin(ArticlePeer::CREATEDBY_ID, UsersPeer::ID);
> $c->addJoin(ArticlePeer::MODIFIEDBY_ID, UsersPeer::ID);
> $this->articleList = ArticlePeer::doSelect($c);
>
> the resulting sql is:
>
> SELECT article.ID, article. CREATEDBY_ID, article. MODIFIEDBY_ID FROM
> article, users WHERE article. CREATEDBY_ID=users.ID AND article.
> MODIFIEDBY_ID=users.ID
>
> my question is: is there a way to make the sql look like this?
>
> SELECT article.ID, article. CREATEDBY_ID, article. MODIFIEDBY_ID FROM
> article, users u1, users u2 WHERE article. CREATEDBY_ID=u1.ID AND
> article. MODIFIEDBY_ID=u2.ID
>
> Thank you,
> Radu.
>
> >
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Regards,
Dheeraj
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