Cake does a JOIN across belongsTo and hasOne, because there can be
only a single related row (so the results are much easier to
extract). I thought there was an enhancement ticket on trac to add
this functionality for hasMany, but I can't see it now.
For the time being, yes, if you cannot execute your query sufficiently
from either model, use query() directly.
On Nov 15, 6:52 pm, "marek. bytnar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very thank You for the answer.
>
> > The
> > query you had in the middle of your post that "strangely works" is not
> > so strange - you are querying the Photo table, so of course you can
> > use Photo conditions.
>
> I meant, that in this way I can use conditions on both Models - this
> on example should be more correct:
> $this->Realization->Photo->findAll('Photo.id = 59 and Realization.id =
> 1') will be ok
> but
> $this->Realization->findAll('Photo.id = 59 and Realization.id = 1')
> this one not
>
> What I actually want is to force it to make INNER JOIN as it does it
> in the first case - what as I guess should be provided when I use
> $this->Realization->recursive = 2.
>
> So is the only way to do this Inner Join Model->query() method ?
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