... that the related column for these dynamic fields somehow exists in the database)?
Yes and no :). If you do manage to add a field to the PHP class *and* add the column to the table, Doctrine will not see it automatically ...
... system takes over. But if that object has embedded objects, that is entirely up to whatever data persister is handling the object to deal with (e.g. the Doctrine data persister of course handles saving embedded objects ...
... StackOverflow that discussed this problem on an older symfony version. Based on these suggestion I included the following use statements
`use Doctrine\ORM\ServiceEntityRepository;
use Doctrine\ORM\ManagerRegistry;`
but the error ...
Hey ahmedbhs !
Excellent questions!
> Why we don't activate `result_cache_driver`
This activates the cache on a separate, optional caching system where Doctrine can cache the results of a query. Even if you activate ...
... " - this is nice, but API Platform also comes with a normalizer for ramsey/uuid. So the result should be the same :).
C) "Symfony 5.2 provides new Doctrine types to help you work with UUID/ULID values in your entity ...
Hey Sung,
First of all, that "Schema $schema" comes from the parent class, your migrations should match method signature of the parent up() method. Doctrine migrations give you that object so you could do custom things ...
... you're caching will give you 99% of the overall boost available.
> By default, does doctrine set the result of repository queries under cache ?
No, it does not cache the *results* of the queries by default. You *can ...
... Address(...), new Address(...))` - this is called a variadic argument.
2) The problem with my original comment (and what caused the "Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection given" error) was that I forgot that when ...
... :filter_name');
$qb->setParameter('filter_name', $filter['name']);
}
// and so on for all your possible filters you want to support in that URL
```
This way you specify columns and Doctrine properly ...
... //symfonycasts.com/screencast/symfony-doctrine/install#codeblock-7f348c163d - this is meant to be set to *your* server version - e.g. 5.7 or something like `mariadb-10.2.12` if you're using Mariadb. If you do *not* set this correctly ...
... limit-to-an-update-query-in-doctrine-orm - I think it's the same issue.
In short, occasionally there will be an SQL feature you use that isn't supported by all database systems. In those cases, because Doctrine is ...
Hey Akavir S.!
Let me try to give some hints... but let me know if it still doesn't make sense ;)
Check out the code block here - https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/doctrine-relations/awesome-random-fixtures ...
... using it as a key-value store for data), then you'll need Redis.
The exact same is true for RabbitMQ. It's definitely superior to Doctrine. But, unless you are processing many, many messages, I don't think you would ...
... package name with "/". So, if you want to install Doctrine ORM pack for Symfony - you should execute *this* command:
$ composer require symfony/orm-pack
But! Symfony has a special package called Flex that is Composer plugin ...
... /doctrine-pagination-with-left-joins#answer-16658996
Actually, *why* putting the left join into the from fixes this doesn't make a ton of sense to me. But, the paginator sorta "hijacks" your query and does some cool stuff with ...
... doctrine:schema:drop --full-database
php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force
php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --dump-sql
```
What I'm doing here is fully dropping the database, then asking Doctrine to execute ALL of the ...
... to the latest version. But sometimes in order to do so - you need to upgrade more related dependencies that's not an easy task and may require some changes in the code. It looks related to Doctrine, see these issues ...
... ",
"ext-ctype": "*",
"ext-iconv": "*",
"doctrine/data-fixtures": "^1.3",
"doctrine/doctrine-bundle": "^1.6",
"symfony/console": "*",
"symfony/flex": "^1.1 ...
I am trying to convert an sql query into a doctrine query and so far I am not having any luck this is the query I have which runs perfectly fine in phpmyadmin
```
SELECT * FROM pe_users u
LEFT JOIN pe_apply a ON u.id ...
... when i passed the $user Object to the Form, Symfony crash with :
> "The form's view data is expected to be an instance of class App\Entity\UsersIndicators, but is an instance of class Doctrine\ORM\PersistentCollection ...
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