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You can use triggers 'before insert, update' over the table for do that.
'AFTER INSERT, UPDATE' I mean.
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tried it without this)
all:
charset: utf-8
I'm using:
php: 5.2.13
mysql: 5.1.39
symfony 1.4.4 - doctrine
Is this a bug or have i made a mistake?
thanx in advance for helping me out
Roland
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solution:http://garakkio.altervista.org/datepicker/
sfWidgetFormDate is a step backwards...
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Alan Bem escribió:
Are you on Windows?
On Windows its better to use ODBC due some obsolete DLLs.
[...]
OK Alan, could you show me an example of database.yml and propel.ini for
connect symfony with an Sybase ASE ODBC please??
Thanks...
When I say that I'm over a NT plataform, I mean
Hi,
I wrote before to the list because I needed to connect symfony 1.0.x
with Sybase ASE, which was impossible. Now I've upgraded to symfony
1.2.9 and I need to connect to Sybase from this version, preferably
using PDO, if not possible I'll have to do with ODBC.
My database.yml config is:
it?
- Jon
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 10:37 AM, Rodrigo Ruiz Fuentes
rru...@gmail.com mailto:rru...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I wrote before to the list because I needed to connect symfony 1.0.x
with Sybase ASE, which was impossible. Now I've upgraded to symfony
