I am pretty glad that delete/null is NOT tranlated as a truncate
statement - would be pretty easy to do by mistake, and if a user has
access to the delete function, doesn't mean they should be able to wipe
out the table :).
I would guess that in principle it would only need:
function truncate () // or deleteAll
{
$this->query("TRUNCATE TABLE ".$this->table);
}
to be added the the model defenintion. Of course, that would leave
floating data lying around if there were associations to take care of
and the DB didn't have cascading deletes.
I'll vote for a request on this point,
cheers,
AD7six
ps. How come this message has hijacked the Moo.fx thread?
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