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Re: [doctrine-dev] Re: Oracle DataDict VARCHAR2 length

2008-10-13T19:40:56Z

Ouch, that's a really big problem. I didn't know about it. I was solving
problems with export first.

Did you mean the error OCIStmtExecute: ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only
for insert into a LONG column.

Strange is, that this error was reported at least two years ago and it is not
fixed yet. :-(

Re: [doctrine-dev] Re: Oracle DataDict VARCHAR2 length

2008-10-13T17:31:34Z

Can you create a ticket with your patch?

- Jon

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Re: [doctrine-dev] Oracle DataDict VARCHAR2 length

2008-10-13T11:12:51Z

Hi adrive,

Did you figure out how to use clob with doctrine? I found there was a
bug with pdo and clob, so I haven´t figured this out yet.

Please, if you are using pdo, doctrine and oracle clob, post here (or
on doctrine-users) the way you are doing it. I guess it will help
others than me either.

Oracle DataDict VARCHAR2 length

2008-10-12T19:44:40Z

Hello. I am using now Doctrine 1.0 with Oracle, and I found issue with
VARCHAR2 size.
I do not know why there is the default size if not specified value 16777215.
Oracle's VARCHAR2 should be 4000 bytes long and CHAR2 2000 bytes.
I propose to set the maximal length for varchar2 columns to 2000 CHARS. As I

Re: [doctrine-dev] Re: Scalar hydration for 1.1

2008-10-11T09:28:57Z

Whoops, sorry, forgot to svn add the testcase. Next try. The testcase
is important because you can see the usage there and we can discuss
eventual issues.
Regards
Roman

Re: [doctrine-dev] Scalar hydration for 1.1

2008-10-10T18:41:39Z

It looks fantastic. This patch does not include the code for the test case
though.
- Jon

Scalar hydration for 1.1

2008-10-09T18:45:46Z

Hi all,
i finally managed to find some time to backport scalar hydration from
trunk to the 1.1 branch. The patch that i've prepared is attached.
Please especially check out the new test case in order to see the
(proposed) usage of this feature. Comments are welcome.
If this port looks good I will write up something for the

Behaviour with Zend_Loader

2008-10-06T09:54:49Z

Hi,

I'm doing development in Zend Framework and we use Doctrine for ORM
layer. For autoloading we register Zend_Loader, but that breaks making
custom behaviours for Doctrine. It is because in the
Doctrine_Import_Builder in the emmitAssign function Doctrine first
checks, if there is a Doctrine behaviour with the name, but it does it

Re: [doctrine-dev] Re: license

2008-10-04T18:41:33Z

given the fact that no version of LGPL has been specified, I would
just say LGPL v2 (which was in effect when zyne started Doctrine).
This license has the clause "or later", effectively also allowing LGPL
v3.
regards,
Lukas Kahwe Smith
m...@pooteeweet.org

Re: [doctrine-dev] license

2008-10-04T18:33:14Z

I know absolutely nothing about licenses.
Does anyone know what specific license version we should or want to be
using?
- Jon

license

2008-10-04T09:40:29Z

Hi,
A user on IRC asked about what license Doctrine is governed under.
First, there is no mentioning of the word "license" anywhere in the
manual or in the FAQ.
Furthermore the license file is not clear as to what version of the
LGPL is used:
[link]

Re: Taggable behaviour for Doctrine 1.0

2008-09-22T14:18:40Z

Hi Klemens,

Almost done, but I've a few problems with some queries (getTaggings
especially), over 90 unit-tests 8 fails, you can checkout the project
here : [link]
and have a look.

If you wanna be developper for this plugin let me know your nickname

Re: Taggable behaviour for Doctrine 1.0

2008-09-21T07:48:16Z

Hi Mickael,

that's great news! Of course I'd be happy to contribute.
Let me know when you checked in a first version.

Tnx, Klemens

Re: Taggable behaviour for Doctrine 1.0

2008-09-21T07:42:54Z

Hi Klemens,
I'm porting the symfony plugin sfPropelActAsTaggable to doctrine, I've
created a project and I think I'll post the first release this week-
end.
Here is the project location : [link]
If you want to contribute, this will be great.

Re: [doctrine-dev] Re: Taggable behaviour for Doctrine 1.0

2008-09-20T15:37:05Z

Hi...
I was the responsable to drop the ONE/MANY_AGGREGATE and
ONE/MANY_COMPOSITE from 1.0.
Since we had a not working behavior in both, we optimized the
constants into a single ones: ONE/MANY.
So the fix is very simple.... find the location where it explodes the
ONE_AGGREGATE, change it to ONE and it'll work.