Alright, there you go, it's really only 2 lines changed at this time. :) Report back if you're hitting any roadblocks but my app uses hydration/joins quite extensively and it works just like before (minus that little bug I mentioned which I have to hunt down today, will report back if it's something to do with DbFinder).
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On 2009-12-03, at 3/December, 11:36 AM, Frosty wrote: > Great Daniel, thanks. > And yes, I think that your diff may be useful... > > At least, I hope that using DbFinder, I will be able to write "ORM- > compatible" code for Symfony's future versions (I will try to > contribute in that direction as well)... > >> first: I think Fabien was just kidding when he said "Then, use plain PDO." :) > Sorry... a smiley could be useful next time... :-/ Jep, that would've been useful but, you know, who would use plain PDO with symfony? :D [yes, I know that there are uses for this, such as for optimization :)]
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