Examples
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Introduction to Connections
- Configuration
- Connections
- Introduction to Models
- Defining Models
- Working with Models
- DQL (Doctrine Query Language)
- Component Overview
- Native SQL
- YAML Schema Files
- Data Validation
- Data Hydrators
- Inheritance
- Behaviors
- Searching
- Hierarchical Data
- Data Fixtures
- Database Abstraction Layer
- Transactions
- Event Listeners
- Caching
- Migrations
- Extensions
- Utilities
- Unit Testing
- Improving Performance
- Technology
- Exceptions and Warnings
- Real World Examples
- Coding Standards
Examples
You can turn on all validations by using the Doctrine_Core::VALIDATE_ALL attribute with the following code:
// bootstrap.php
// ...
$manager->setAttribute(Doctrine_Core::ATTR_VALIDATE, Doctrine_Core::VALIDATE_ALL);
You can also configure Doctrine to validate lengths and types, but not constraints with the following code:
// bootstrap.php
// ...
$manager->setAttribute(Doctrine_Core::ATTR_VALIDATE,
Doctrine_Core::VALIDATE_LENGTHS | Doctrine_Core::VALIDATE_TYPES);
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