Hello
I was searching in Google about how to call stored procedures, I found
this post in this group:
http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users/browse_thread/thread/099b770555a061cf/9fc9c7a67d69cda1?hide_quotes=no
There Praveen recommended to use the following sintax:
$wt=Doctrine_Manager::getInstance()->getCurrentConnection()-
>fetchAssoc
('SELECT your_function()');
I was testing around and pasted it in the executeNew action in
actions.php.Don't know if it is the correct place.
public function executeNew(sfWebRequest $request)
{
$this->form = new personasForm();
$wt=Doctrine_Manager::getInstance()->getCurrentConnection()-
>fetchAssoc
('stored_proc_name_goes_here()');
}
What I want to do is the following:
When a new user is inserted into the sfGuardUser table and that user
belongs to a group on sfGuardUserGroup (doctors ),
the id of that user is inserted into a table that have the following
fields :
userID and Value, an example:
1(userID), 0 (default value, Value)
Can that be done via Doctrine without calling the stored procedure?
Thanks for your help.
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