It is truly embarrassing asking questions this basic on this list, but
I am having a difficulty with something I know should be plainly
obvious to me. I have not seen an example of using a relational
table and hasMany(). My first guess was that given the following:
User
UserId
UserName
Password
Role
RoleId
RoleDescription
UserRole
UserId
RoleId
That I could do something like the following:
<object name="User">
<hasMany name="Role">
<link name="UserRole" />
</hasMany>
</object>
Or maybe:
<object name="User">
<hasMany name="Role">
<link name="UserRole" />
<relate from="UserId" to="RoleId" />
</hasMany>
</object>
It appears my guess was wrong. I guess link isn't referring to a
relation table. :) Am I missing something obvious here?
Thanks in advance.
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~Dave Shuck
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