You shouldn't handle the question like this...
A proper way :
In your fixtures, add a fictive column : "is_import"
For example :
myModel:
mm_01:
name: Bobby
is_active: true
is_import: true
In your class, add :
protected $isImport = false;
public function setIsImport($value)
{
$this->isImport = $value;
}
And in your postInsert, just test :
if ($this->isImport)
{
// your stuff
}
Nicest way,
Alexandre
2009/12/4 Georg Gell <geor...@have2.com>
> Hello group,
>
> how can I check in a model class if the class is used from the
> doctrine:data-load task instead from the normal application?
>
> Example model "Model"
>
> class Model extends BaseModel
> {
> public function postInsert($event)
> {
> if (not in "symfony doctrine:data-load"){
> //do some wild things that don't need to be done for each reload
> }
> }
> }
>
> Thanks a lot
> Georg
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