Re: [SQLObject] more powerful joins on the fly...
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From: Ian B. <ia...@co...> - 2003-03-02 03:29:20
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On Sat, 2003-03-01 at 16:57, Oisin Mulvihill wrote: > Hi, > > I've really only started using MySQL in the past month. From the > beginning > I've tried to use it through an ORM and SQLObject has proved to be the > one I've had the most success with to date. I've successfully used it > in one > project already and now I'm hoping to use it in another project. Well, hey, except for me no one's used it very long... > My new project however needs to be be able to do more powerful joins. I > would > like to be able to create a single table by joining information from > other tables I have > at 'run time'. I don't mean creating a class with a _join[] member, I > mean creating > a join from a query. I am wondering if its possible to do this or how I > might be able > to go about implementing this in SQLObject? I'm not sure -- I haven't figured out how other kinds of joins would really work in SQLObject. Maybe you could give the schema and it will be more clear from that... Ian |