Re: $this->...->query("...");

Hey my complete function is:

$user = $this->Auth->user();
$this->Planet->recursive = 0;

$planets = $this->Planet->query("SELECT *
FROM planets AS Planet
LEFT OUTER JOIN buildings AS
Building
ON (Planet.id =
Building.planet_id)
WHERE Building.user_id=".
$user['User']['id'].";");

$this->set('planets',$planets);

greets
Dom

On 31 Mrz., 19:40, John Andersen <j.andersen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We need more information! How are you realizing your query - are you
> using CakePHP models find or query method?
> Please show the code where you are using your query!
> Enjoy,
>    John
>
> On Mar 31, 6:18 pm, Dominik Kukacka <dominik.kuka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hey everyone,
>
> > i tried to make an join query on two tables!
>
> > my query is:
>
> >    SELECT *
> >    FROM planets AS Planet
> >    LEFT OUTER JOIN buildings AS Building  ON (Planet.id =
> > Building.planet_id)
> >    WHERE Building.user_id=1;
>
> > so, the query works well in my PMA and in Workbench (CL),
> > but in cakePHP it makes some additional querys:
>
> > SELECT COUNT(*) AS `count`
> > FROM `planets` AS `Planet`
> > WHERE ((Planet IN ('1', 'Planet Erde', '100', '1', '100', '10', '10',
> > '10', '[1,20,20]', '400'))
> > AND (Building IN ('1', '1', '1', 'command_center', '1', '[25,25]')))
> > AND ((Planet IN ('2', 'Mond', '100', '0', '100', '0', '10', '-5',
> > '[1,21,20]', '100'))
> > AND (Building IN ('3', '2', '1', 'explorer_small', '2', '[10,4]')))
>
> > SELECT `Planet`.`id`, `Planet`.`name`, `Planet`.`space`,
> > `Planet`.`space_used`, `Planet`.`healthpoints`, `Planet`.`oil`,
> > `Planet`.`water`, `Planet`.`heat`, `Planet`.`coordinates`,
> > `Planet`.`size`
> > FROM `planets` AS `Planet`
> > WHERE ((Planet IN ('1', 'Planet Erde', '100', '1', '100', '10', '10',
> > '10', '[1,20,20]', '400'))
> > AND (Building IN ('1', '1', '1', 'command_center', '1', '[25,25]')))
> > AND ((Planet IN ('2', 'Mond', '100', '0', '100', '0', '10', '-5',
> > '[1,21,20]', '100'))
> > AND (Building IN ('3', '2', '1', 'explorer_small', '2', '[10,4]')))
> > LIMIT 20
>
> > This doesn relly can work because of: Planet IN ('1', 'Planet Erde',
> > '100', '1', '100'.. doesn't really make sense; ey?
> > Why does cakePHP do that?
>
> > greets from Vienna
> > Dom

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