Previously, I wrote a post on how to store user sessions in a database using Doctrine. I figured that I would follow it up by writing this article to demonstrate how to do the same thing using Propel. The steps are pretty much similar, but with some slight variations.
Step1 - Create your sessions table
CREATE TABLE […]
Here is a quick example of how to do a bulk update with Propel within symfony. This is based on this code snippet on the symfony site. I thought it was extremely useful, so I wanted to post it as an easy reference for myself and others.
Suppose we had a query which looked like this:
UPDATE […]
There comes a time in your symfony development career when you will need to connect to multiple databases from within one application. At first it may not be obvious how to configure symfony correctly to handle a couple different databases or database servers.
