On 8 Jan 2010, at 00:19, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> On 8 Jan 2010, at 00:02, Gabo wrote:
>
>> $q = new document_trace();
>> $q->set('id_document', $author);
>> //NOT WORK, ERROR
>
> Should be....
> $q->set('id_document', $author->getId());
>
>>
>> I want to save to another table for example (date, id_user, id_document) of
>> the creation of a document for an audit ...
>>
>> I then keeping of large app / document to store the audit log .. but I have
>> to take the new id_document
My suggestion above will work, but it's not the best way...
You should use the Doctrine auditable behavior (I think that's what it's
called).
You could also use a stored procedure in the database. For a large app, I'd go
with the stored procedure - it's keeping the work in the database, less
requests, less network traffic/latency, and offers greater decoupling (you
still get the auditing, even if the database is manually changed, regardless of
HOW it's changed)
There's probably other methods as well that would be better (another instance
where AOP would be handy....)
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