http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/orm/overview.html seems to
be untested or perhaps based on something that worked long ago?
$user = $em->createQuery('SELECT u FROM HelloBundle:User WHERE id = ?', $id);
$user->setBody('new body');
This will not work, there is no execution of the query. Also the ?, $id
syntax doesn't seem to be supported in Doctrine 2 (I'm less certain of that
part). And the class-finding syntax seems wrong, that should be a \ not a :,
right?
I started referring to the Doctrine 2 tutorial instead, and wound up with:
$page = $em->createQuery('SELECT p FROM
Application\SillyCMSBundle\Entity\Page p WHERE p.slug =
?1')->setParameter(1, $slug)->getSingleResult();
That gave me a valid object.
The original code would be easier to write with find() although that might
be less instructional.
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