Foreign key outlet-config.php

[Román Ginés Martínez Ferrández]

Hello,

What can I do if I have these two tables?

Projects (id1, id2, name)
id1, id2 --> primary key

Bugs (id, projectID1, projectID2, description)
id --> primary key
projectID1, projectID2 --> foreign key to Projects (id1, id2)


This is valid?

'associations' => array(
               array('one-to-many', 'Bugs', array('key'=>'ProjectID1','key'=>'ProjectID2'))
               )

What I write in the outlet-config.php file in this case?

Thank you.

[Aryel Tupinambá]

Hello!

No, that is not valid. When you define:

array('key' => 'ProjectID1', 'key' => 'ProjectID2');

You are ultimately defining:

array('key' => 'ProjectID2');

That happens because you're using the same index name. As far as I know, Outlet ORM does not support this sort of association.

You may be able to, however, create a separate named index with both fields. Or you could add this functionality to Outlet yourself.

Hope this clarifies it.
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