Re: DataObject find() error

From: Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 21:33:04 +0000
Subject: Re: DataObject find() error
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> In an off-list email, Stijn de Reede suggested: > > /* imho it is safest to unset the reference, so that if you assign > someting else to $options, it won't change the PEAR property */ > unset($options); Mmm, i don't see why he would say that. Ok, i see you really have problems and it's putting you off your schedule. Now, did you try the connection script I sent you with the incriminated DSN ? When you do a createtables and use the generated classes without modifying them, does it work ? I use at work without any problem so I don't see any reason it would not work for you. When you use the example $options = &PEAR::getStaticProperty('DB_DataObject','options'); $config = parse_ini_file('redbox_databases.ini', TRUE); $options = $config['DB_DataObject']; $mytable = new DataObjects_MyTable(); $mytable->get(2); Does it work ? I mean i know it does not right now but try with just the generated class without tempering with them ;) Then you can know if the problem comes from dataobject or you ;)) Arnaud. > I was / am confused!! > I removed it but still get the same error, "Unable to include the > DB/.php file for `'" > > > > DataObjects needs it, the DSN is in there, that's why you get > > the error ;)) > > > > Plus, do a > > > > function &listMembers($contractedId = -1) { > > > > Because you want a reference returned by the method and not a copy :) > > Yeah ... Sure I'll do that, but for now I just wanted to var_dump() the > output somewhere :) > > > > With that it'll work. > > No luck sadly :-( > It's starting to make me wonder if using DataObjects was actually a good > idea for this project, it is already behind schedule :) > > - Mike Carter

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