In my schema for a members table I have the default value for country
set to 223. The BaseMembers.php class contains a setCountry method.
This method flags the column as modified if it is not equal to the
previous value. It also flags the column as modified if it is equal
to the default value, even if the value has not been changed. Why
would it do this? This is causing the country field to be updated in
the update queries when it actually hasn't been changed. I was able
to override this by modifing the function and placing it into the
Members class, but I'm really wondering why it's setup like this.
/**
* Set the value of [country] column.
*
* @param int $v new value
* @return Members The current object (for fluent API support)
*/
public function setCountry($v)
{
if ($v !== null) {
$v = (int) $v;
}
if ($this->country !== $v || $v === 223) { // < $v === 223 is the
problem code
$this->country = $v;
$this->modifiedColumns[] = MembersPeer::COUNTRY;
}
if ($this->aCountries !== null && $this->aCountries->getId() !==
$v) {
$this->aCountries = null;
}
return $this;
} // setCountry()
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