I would set DEBUG to 2 in core.php and see if the query is creating an
error and start from there.

Sam D

On 4/12/06, spacedz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm designing my site and at the moment all news is posted via the
> phpBB forum; the main site just pulls out the right stuff and replies
> show up as comments.
>
> The problem is I'm finding it impossible to use Cake for everything and
> then continue to do this using its built in db handling. This is the
> query I'd like to do:
>
> SELECT DISTINCT phpbb_topics.topic_id, topic_title, post_text FROM
> phpbb_topics INNER JOIN phpbb_posts ON
> (phpbb_posts.topic_id=phpbb_topics.topic_id) INNER JOIN
> phpbb_posts_text ON (phpbb_posts_text.post_id=phpbb_posts.post_id)
> WHERE phpbb_topics.forum_id=17 GROUP BY phpbb_topics.topic_id ORDER BY
> topic_time DESC LIMIT 0,19
>
> I've got the phpBB db listed in the Cake db file and am assigning it in
> the model, however findBySql() is no longer supported and query() just
> returns true or false. Neither are documented in the API. Is there
> another option?
>
> How would you suggest running the above query and getting the data set?
>
> Cheers.
>
>
> >
>

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