Its a bug in the database driver, its fixed now and will be in the next
mini release.
On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 23:43:29 -0700 (PDT), Robert Campbell wrote:
Thanks for the reply. However, if I add a primary keys separate and
apart from the current fk/pk for each table, then the nature of the
relationships will be changed unless i add a plethora of unique keys.
I will try to see what I can learn from the doctrine guys as
weaverryan suggested.
If not, I may just have to use dbal and drop orm altogether. My
database currently houses over 40 tables and about 30 of them are a
part of such complex relationships. I'm not sure how orm will handle
them. I may end up writing a lot more code, but at least the
performance will be better.
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