On Nov 27, 3:08 pm, notjosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> @rihad: flame on, I guess. But uh, why not use Propel?
- On form submit, Propel fetches the object pertaining to the record,
modifies it, and saves it back. The fetching part makes my brain hurt,
so I had to work around the issue.
- while listing db records you usually don't need all the columns, but
only some of them. Propel fetches them all. The lazyLoad "feature"
quickly becomes anti-optimization if you dare access more fields
later, each new access resulting in a separate db hit. Same thing goes
for a detailed view of the said items by clicking on its link. I had
to work around all this by using SQL views listing only needed
columns, and building the models on them.
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