Anyone? Thank you On 3/1/10, Samuel Morhaim <samuel.morh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Never mind about this one, but now I am facing one more issue.. Based on > the below schema.. why is the 1 to many between Command and Events not > working? I get a method such as $command->getEvent() but it seems to be > bringing the first record.. not all records.. i cant find a getEvents() > method.. > > Can anyone help? thank you. > > Command: > columns: > id: > primary: true > unique: true > type: integer > notnull: true > autoincrement: true > rule_id: > type: integer > notnull: true > command: > type: string(160) > notnull: false > relations: > Rule: > local: rule_id > foreign: id > cascade: [delete] > > Event: > columns: > id: > primary: true > unique: true > type: integer > notnull: true > autoincrement: true > command_id: > type: integer > notnull: true > name: > type: string(50) > notnull: true > campaign_id: > type: integer > notnull: false > template_id: > type: integer > notnull: false > relations: > Command: > local: command_id > foreign: id > type: many > cascade: [delete] > Campaign: > local: campaign_id > foreign: id > cascade: [delete] > Template: > local: template_id > foreign: id > > > > > On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Samuel Morhaim > <samuel.morh...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> It is a somewhat complex table relation but it should work.. >> >> A rule, can have a command, the command can have many events. I get this >> error: Unknown record property / related component "ev1" on "Event" >> >> >> Fixture: >> Rule: >> rule_1: >> id: 1 >> type: User >> campaign_id: 1 >> msg_to: 32075 >> msg_from: Outbound >> description: See if the user replies the number 1 or 2 >> Command: >> command_1: >> command: 1 >> Event: >> ev1: >> name: Add >> ev2: >> name: Remove >> command_2: >> command: 2 >> >> >> >> Schema >> >> Rule: >> columns: >> id: >> primary: true >> unique: true >> type: integer >> notnull: true >> autoincrement: true >> type: >> type: enum >> values: [User,System] >> campaign_id: >> type: integer >> notnull: false >> msg_to: >> type: string(20) >> notnull: false >> msg_from: >> type: enum >> values: [Anyone,Outbound] >> description: >> type: string(255) >> notnull: false >> is_active: >> default: true >> type: boolean >> notnull: true >> relations: >> Campaign: >> local: campaign_id >> foreign: id >> type: many >> cascade: [delete] >> >> >> Command: >> columns: >> id: >> primary: true >> unique: true >> type: integer >> notnull: true >> autoincrement: true >> rule_id: >> type: integer >> notnull: true >> command: >> type: string(160) >> notnull: false >> relations: >> Rule: >> local: rule_id >> foreign: id >> cascade: [delete] >> >> Event: >> columns: >> id: >> primary: true >> unique: true >> type: integer >> notnull: true >> autoincrement: true >> command_id: >> type: integer >> notnull: true >> name: >> type: string(50) >> notnull: true >> campaign_id: >> type: integer >> notnull: false >> template_id: >> type: integer >> notnull: false >> relations: >> Command: >> local: command_id >> foreign: id >> type: many >> cascade: [delete] >> Campaign: >> local: campaign_id >> foreign: id >> cascade: [delete] >> Template: >> local: template_id >> foreign: id >> >> >> >
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