If you aren't wanting to use Doctrine at all, its possible, but never
put your sql in the controller. The idea behind the MVC Pattern is to
separate the "business" from the control, and of course, the display
from both of those. Put your sql in your model and put your model in
the Entity folder. (Document folder for NoSQL). Even if you don't use
Doctrine in the end, the Entity generating tools can save you some
mundane coding.
But take some time to get to know Doctrine2, you may find that you are
not sacrificing any execution time and you will probably save
development time.
Richard
On 09/08/2010 04:47 PM, Alexandre Salomé wrote:
It's not a bad idea, and can be justified in some cases.
Doctrine was separated in 2 parts in the version 2 : ORM and DBAL.
ORM provides mapping Object - Database.
DBAL provides abstraction for SQL querying.
Have a look at Doctrine project website.
The service is named "doctrine.dbal" in Symfony2.
Enjoy ;)
2010/9/8 Stephane Duguay <s...@binarez.com <mailto:s...@binarez.com>>
Hi,
I want to use 2 MySQL databases with my Symfony2 project. I want
to have my code stay Doctrine-free or Propel-free because I'm ok
at manually building SQL queries and I want minimal DB overhead
(major scaling requirements).
Is this a bad idea? It seems like I can just write the controllers
to deal with SQL directly and I would be done!
Thank you and have a good day!
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