Blog posts with the tag "doctrine"
Security Fix: Upgrade to 1.2.4 and 2.0.3 immediately
Posted 11 months ago by beberlei
Because of a SQL injection possibility we urge users of Doctrine 1.2 and 2 to the newly released versions of both libraries immediately. Both versions only include the security fix and no other changes to their previous versions 1.2.3 and 2.0.2. Affected versions are: 1.2.3 and earlier for Pos... [read more] [0 Comments]
Doctrine 1.2 Nearing Stable Release
Posted over 2 years ago by jwage
Today I am happy to release to you the second ALPHA release of Doctrine 1.2. Honestly, we didn't receive many reports of regressions or problems with the new things in Doctrine 1.2 and we know lots of people have upgraded and using it so we feel it is a pretty stable release already. You can vie... [read more] [0 Comments]
Doctrine 2 Native Queries
Posted over 2 years ago by romanb
If you are familar with Doctrine_RawSql from Doctrine 1.x you probably know that it is somewhat broken by design since it requires a special syntax in the select clause that makes a lot of SQL constructs in the select clause impossible. Doctrine 2 introduces a facility called "native queries", r... [read more] [0 Comments]
Doctrine 2 Batch Processing
Posted over 2 years ago by romanb
Disclaimer: In general, an ORM is surely not the best tool for the job for mass data movements, however, it can be a convenient alternative if the performance is sufficient. Every RDBMS has its own highly efficient commands for such operations. For maximum efficiency you should consult t... [read more] [0 Comments]
Special Price Offer: Symfony 1.2 + Doctrine Training Workshop
Posted over 2 years ago by jwage
As you all may know, I work for Sensio Labs, the creators of the Symfony framework. Sensio offers trainings in many topics, but primarily Symfony and Doctrine. I will be teaching a training session June 29th to July 1st in the San Francisco bay area that covers Symfony 1.2 and Doctrine 1.0. We ar... [read more] [0 Comments]
Sensio Labs Training Sessions
Posted over 2 years ago by jwage
If you're a PHP developer and would like to get familiar with the concepts behind MVC Frameworks and ORMs then you should attend one of the Sensio Labs hosted training sessions taught by one of our expert consultants. The course covers many topics such as: Refactoring a flat file PHP applicati... [read more] [0 Comments]
