If you look at the method definition, you see that the conditions don't have to be wrapped into an array with an 'conditions' key.
$this->ProjectModule->UsersModule->deleteAll($delCond['conditions']);
should do the trick.
Kind regards
Thomas
On 04.10.2011 15:47, sathyashrayan wrote:
Thanks for the answer.. I did try your solution $delCond['conditions'] = array('projects_id'=> $projects_id,'project_modules_id'=>$projectModuleID); $this->ProjectModule->UsersModule->deleteAll($delCond); I am getting these error.. SQL Error: 1054: Unknown column 'conditions' in 'where clause' [CORE \cake\libs\model\datasources\dbo_source.php, line 684] Query: SELECT `UsersModule`.`id` FROM `users_modules` AS `UsersModule` LEFT JOIN `project_modules` AS `ProjectModules` ON (`UsersModule`.`project_modules_id` = `ProjectModules`.`id`) LEFT JOIN `users` AS `Users` ON (`UsersModule`.`users_id` = `Users`.`id`) WHERE conditions IN ('39', '27') On Oct 4, 5:06 pm, Thomas Ploch <profipl...@googlemail.com> wrote:Hello, 1.) When posting a problem to the group, especially database related problems, posting the "some mysql error" is vital for us to help you. 2.) You are overwriting the conditions array in line 2 of your example: Try this instead (the 'AND' behavior is the default in cakephp, so you can safely ommit it): $delCond['conditions'] = array( 'projects_id'=>$projects_id, 'project_modules_id'=> $projectModuleID ) Kind regards Thomas On 04.10.2011 13:31, sathyashrayan wrote:This is the query for deleting multiple row. $query = "DELETE FROM users_modules WHERE projects_id='$projects_id' AND project_modules_id='$projectModuleID'"; I tried this $delCond['conditions'] = array('projects_id'=>$projects_id); $delCond['conditions'] = array('AND'=>array('project_modules_id'=> $projectModuleID)); $this->ProjectModule->UsersModule->deleteAll($delCond); But the delete query is not working. It shows some mysql error as a select rather than delete. I am executing this in projects_module_controller.
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