Re: Re: DataObjects: override insert value

dont_use_pear_sequences = true only helps if you are using non-native sequences (eg. not auto_increment or nextval()) what you are trying to do is a little 'odd' - and is not really within the 98% functionality that dataobject tries to provide.. If you really need to do that: function insertWithID() { $this->query("insert into {$this->__table} (id) values ({this->id})"); $x = new DataObject_foo; $x->get($this->id); $x->setFrom($this); $x->update(); } or you could a) remove the auto_increment feature on the database, as you are not using it. b) override keys() to return an empty array() Regards Alan The Linux_kid wrote:

Thank you, but doesn't work. -> Try setting this in your DataObject.ini: -> -> dont_use_pear_sequences = true -> > I've last DB and DataObjects version, -> > and I've a table with Key field as "autonumeric". -> > -> > example: -> > -> > Table foo -> > -------- -> > id --> KeyValue (autonumeric) -> > name --> string -> > model --> string -> > ... -> > -> > Everything is right, but sometimes, I need -> > to set a specific value to "Field bar1", -> > then, if I prepare: -> > -> > $foo=new DataObejcts:foo(); -> > -> > $foo->id="16"; -> > $foo->name="toyota" -> > -> > $foo->insert(); -> > -> > BUT, last insert doesn't put me a $id="16" on DataBase. -> > how ever, if I make a pure MySQL query, it accept -> > my id="16" succefully -> > -> > how can I make this with DataObjects? -> > -> > Thanks ! -> > andres. ->

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