Re: Digest for cakephp-core@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

[Mark Story]

Perhaps fixed length char's should be a different type, or an additional flag for the string type? Would something like 

'type' => 'string',

'fixed' => true,

'length' => 11

Seem like a reasonable way to spell what you're thinking of?

On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 11:33 AM, <cakeph...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

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 3.0 - Schema subsystem wiki page

mark_story <mark....@gmail.com> Apr 15 09:34AM -0700  

Thanks, I'll add in some ways to create procedures/views. I don't think
they'll be implementable in a portable cross vendor way. But I don't really
see that as an issue personally.
 
-Mark
 
On Sunday, 14 April 2013 22:21:22 UTC-4, Saleh Souzanchi wrote:


 

Andy Hobbs <an...@hobbs.uk.net> Apr 15 06:15PM +0100  

This seems to be very good and a huge improvement on the current schema
support.
 
My only extra request would be to support fixed length strings via schema
objects as this is the main thing stopping me using the schema stuff so
far. Working with MySQL I generally use char not varchar for short strings
where I might need indexing, such as Model name on polymorphic relationships
 
 


 

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