yes the executions table isn't included in the applications query.
I will try your code but mine should work, shouldn't it ?
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Hi wluigi,
Set debug to 2 and you will almost certainly see that the execution
table isn´t included in the Application query.
As you are looking for a specific Execution, why not restructure your
code to be of the form:
$ExecutionData=$this->Application->Execution->findById($ExecutionId);
$appli
anyone ?
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yes and an other applications
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I'm assuming you do actually have a table called executions...right?
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I I'm trying to query all my applications with a condition on their
associated executions (hasMany relationship).
Adding this condition cause an SQL error:
SQL Error in model Application: 1109: Unknown table 'Execution' in
where clause
But this seems to work when I query my executions with a con
