Hi Alvaro and thx for your reply:
On 2/1/2010 8:54 PM, Alvaro Videla wrote:
I think this is in the docs, in the definitive guide somewhere, anyway...
You're right I check and it's there (Chapter 8: Database Connections)
but I not understand some parts. For example the guide says this:
For each environment, you can define many connections. Each connection
refers to a schema being labeled with the same name. The default
connection name used is propel and it refers to the propel schema in
Listing 8-3. The name option allows you to create another connection:
> php symfony --name=main configure:database
"mysql://login:pas...@localhost/blog"
So if I understood right this add a entry in my databases.yml file like
this:
main:
propel:
class: sfPropelDatabase
param:
dsn: mysql://login:pas...@localhost/blog
I'm right or I'm lossed?
Anyway I work with Doctrine the same behaviour apply to this ORM or
exists another way to achieve this?
create a file
db1.schema.yml with the tables for that db
In this file goes the entries related to the DB where I can't change
anything?
and then
db2.schema.yml with the other tables.
So n this other file goes the entries related to the sfDoctrineGuard plugin?
You also need to add db1 and db2 connection properties in the databases.yml
Any sample on this?
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Cheers
ReynierPM
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