doctrine-orm

问题 I have an independent Symfony bundle (installed with Composer) with entities and repositories to share between my applications that connect same database. Entities are attached to every applications using configuration (yml shown): doctrine: orm: mappings: acme: type: annotation dir: %kernel.root_dir%/../vendor/acme/entities/src/Entities prefix: Acme\Entities alias: Acme Well, it was the easiest way to include external entities in application, but looks a bit ugly. Whenever I get repository

问题 I have an independent Symfony bundle (installed with Composer) with entities and repositories to share between my applications that connect same database. Entities are attached to every applications using configuration (yml shown): doctrine: orm: mappings: acme: type: annotation dir: %kernel.root_dir%/../vendor/acme/entities/src/Entities prefix: Acme\Entities alias: Acme Well, it was the easiest way to include external entities in application, but looks a bit ugly. Whenever I get repository

问题 I have an independent Symfony bundle (installed with Composer) with entities and repositories to share between my applications that connect same database. Entities are attached to every applications using configuration (yml shown): doctrine: orm: mappings: acme: type: annotation dir: %kernel.root_dir%/../vendor/acme/entities/src/Entities prefix: Acme\Entities alias: Acme Well, it was the easiest way to include external entities in application, but looks a bit ugly. Whenever I get repository

问题 I have an independent Symfony bundle (installed with Composer) with entities and repositories to share between my applications that connect same database. Entities are attached to every applications using configuration (yml shown): doctrine: orm: mappings: acme: type: annotation dir: %kernel.root_dir%/../vendor/acme/entities/src/Entities prefix: Acme\Entities alias: Acme Well, it was the easiest way to include external entities in application, but looks a bit ugly. Whenever I get repository

问题 In one server setup I experience very strange error. There's PHP 5.3.6 with PDO Driver for MySQL, client library version 5.1.61. Everything is compiled by hand. When I bind params with bindValue and set third parameter as \PDO::PARAM_BOOL then statement execute return false and nothing happens (no data inserted to MySQL, even no exception at all). When I don't use third parameter it goes well. In fact I can't ommit third parameter, bacues Doctrine2 DBAL sets it while converting parameters...

问题 I am using the following code: use Doctrine\ORM\Query\ResultSetMapping; ... ... ... ... $em = $this->get( 'doctrine.orm.entity_manager' ); $rsm = new ResultSetMapping(); $query = $em->createNativeQuery( 'CALL procedureName(:param1, :param2)', $rsm ) ->setParameters( array( 'param1' => 'foo', 'param2' => 'bar' ) ); $result = $query->getResult(); //$result = $query->execute(); // Also tried $em->flush(); die(var_dump($result)); I am not getting any thing in the $result parameter. Can anyone

问题 I have tried to use soft delete (Using gedmo/doctrine-extensions) for some Entities in Symfony 5, and got some troubles: Listener "SoftDeleteableListener" was not added to the EventManager! Compile Error: App\Entity\Admin and Gedmo\SoftDeleteable\Traits\SoftDeleteableEntity define the same property ($deletedAt) in the composition of App\Entity\Admin. However, the definition differs and is considered incompatible. Class was composed This is what I tried, and it runs well Install gedmo/doctrine

问题 I need a date drop down in a Symfony2 site form, and am using the 'date' field type in my form builder. Here is my declaration: $builder->add('date', 'date', array( 'label' => 'Date', 'format' => 'dd MM yyyy', 'required' => true )); By default this will display 5 years in the past and 5 years in the future (i.e. 2010 - 2020) but I need it to start from this year and only show a couple of years in the future, as for this particular form there is no need for a past date or a date too far in the

问题 I have specific situation where composite primary key of one entity is part of the primary key of another entity. This is case of specialization, but it doesn't matter now. I use Doctrine to generate entities from database, but Doctrine doesn't support composite foreign key as primary key: It is not possible to map entity 'XXXXX' with a composite primary key as part of the primary key of another entity 'YYYYYY#id_xxxxx' Does anyone know solution for this situation? It can be Doctrine solution

问题 I have a join-table which is created by using @ORM\ManyToMany annotation in Symfony2/Doctrine. It joins Category and Parameter table. Now I want to delete all parameters from the Parameter table. Because there are foreign key constraints defined on join-table I can't just delete rows from Parameter table. First I have to delete child rows from join-table. But Dotrine's DQL syntax require to give a name of the entity, like: DELETE Project\Entity\EntityName But what is the name of the join