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Doctrine (symfony) YAML schema/fixture constraint trouble

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+1 A:

Try it like this:

Horseman:
    Hector:
        name: Hector

Stable:
    StableA:
        info: Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet
        Horseman: Hector

Horses:
    Ed:
        name: Ed
        Horseman: Hector
        Stable: StableA

You don't want to use an id of related object but THE related object. That's why you should use relation names rather than field names.

kuba 2010-10-01 20:35:00

Works great in this example, Thanks! But how should that work if i have more than one relation to the same Table? As example: Add a second Horseman to the fixtures and a "id_previous_owner" column to Horses. How to still have Hector be the id_owner and the new Horseman be the id_previous_owner?

FortyTwo 2010-10-02 04:06:04

It finally made *bling* .. In the schema within relation you first define a relation name (not giving a table name or something). I had to give every relation a unique name (with the class: option). Thanks again (especially for the last sentence :-))

FortyTwo 2010-10-02 04:35:38

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