thank you for answer.
Exactly, i created a view in my database to show a table with details
(join between several tables).
By model i mean an entity, a model, a controller to show that view
(without an update or delete action because is a DB view)
I hope I have clarified the questions, sorry my english.
thanx again
El 06/01/2014 02:28 p.m., Er Galvao Abbott escribió:
I think by "view" he means a Database View, not a view as in MVC.
Er Galvão Abbott
http://www.galvao.eti.br/
On 01/06/2014 02:44 PM, Julian Vidal wrote:
Diego,
Model can mean many things. When you say "model for every table" do you
mean a RowGateway object for every table?
Also, when you say "i created a view un my data base" do you mean that
you
stored the actual HTML/PHP in a particular column on your database?
It will be easier for me to help you if you could answer these two
questions and maybe post a couple of what you call models.
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 9:05 AM, Diego
Garcia<dgar...@dasu.com.ar> wrote:
Hi everyone
I created one model for every table i have in my data base, then i
created
a view un my data base... what is the best practice in ZF2? do i have to
create a model for the view the same way i did it for the tables?
thanx
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