Questions tagged [propel]

Propel is a versatile ORM tool designed for PHP 5 that simplifies database access by utilizing objects. With its straightforward API, data can be easily stored and retrieved using Propel. The two main versions available are 1 and 2, each offering unique capabilities for managing database operations efficiently.

What is the best way to retrieve the following record that is greater than or equal to the current one in Symfony?

Check out the code snippet below: $c = new Criteria(); $c->addAscendingOrderByColumn(ItemPeer::ITEM_DATE); $c->add(ItemPeer::ITEM_DATE, $item->getItemDate(), Criteria::GREATER_THAN); $this->next = ItemPeer::doSelectOne($c); The code functions ...

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Using PHP Propel ORM to perform a left join on a many-to-many relationship in MySQL

There are two tables I'm working with: one called "meeting" and the other called "attendance". The "attendance" table is a many-to-many relational database structured as follows: Attendance: user_id | meeting_id | invited --------+----------- ...

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"Unlocking the Power of Propel: Querying Multiple Databases Simultaneously

I have been conducting extensive research and reading various documentations, but unfortunately, I haven't found a solution to my problem. Currently, I have two databases connected through the Propel configuration. Both databases share the same struc ...

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