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| dmitriid |
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If anoyone could be so kind as to write more info on how models could be
used 
I know that yo can pass interesting tuples to create all kinds of
queries. And that you can use conditions in find() methods (correct me
if I'm wrong). But it gets really tiresome trying to figure it all out
by trial and error.
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| dmitriid |
| Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 5:05 pm |
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| dmitriid |
| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 11:28 am |
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I'm still at qite a loss
Here's a table that I have:
Quote: page
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id
title
url_title
add_related_many_to_many/3 |
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:03 am |
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On Jan 18, 2008 3:27 AM, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt <dmitriid@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I'm still at qite a loss
>
> Here's a table that I have:
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> page
> ------
> id
> title
> url_title
> Having erlyweb_magic on and running m(page), I get this:
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> add_related_many_to_many/3 find_related_many_range/6
> after_delete/1 find_related_many_to_many/5
> after_fetch/1 find_related_many_to_one/5
> after_save/1 find_related_one_to_many/3
> aggregate/4 find_with/1
> aggregate_related_many/6 get/2
> aggregate_related_many_to_many get_module/1
> aggregate_related_many_to_one/ get_pk_fk_fields/0
> avg/3 get_pk_fk_fields2/0
> avg/1 id/1
> avg/2 id/2
> avg_with/2 increment/1
> before_delete/1 increment/2
> before_save/1 insert/1
> count/0 is_new/1
> count/3 is_new/2
> count/2 is_related/3
> count/1 max/3
> count_with/2 max/1
> db_field/1 max/2
> db_field_names/0 max_with/2
> db_field_names_bin/0 min/3
> db_field_names_str/0 min/1
> db_fields/0 min/2
> db_num_fields/0 min_with/2
> db_pk_fields/0 module_info/0
> db_table/0 module_info/1
> decrement/1 new/0
> decrement/2 new/2
> delete/1 new_from_strings/1
> delete_all/0 new_with/1
> delete_id/1 new_with/2
> delete_where/1 relations/0
> do_delete/1 remove_related_many_to_many/3
> do_save/1 remove_related_many_to_many_all/5
> driver/0 save/1
> field_from_string/2 set/3
> field_names_for_query/0 set_fields/2
> field_names_for_query/1 set_fields/3
> field_to_iolist/2 set_fields_from_strs/2
> field_to_iolist/1 set_related_one_to_many/3
> fields/0 stddev/3
> find/2 stddev/1
> find/1 stddev/2
> find/0 stddev_with/2
> find_first/2 sum/3
> find_first/0 sum/1
> find_first/1 sum/2
> find_first_with/1 sum_with/2
> find_id/1 table/0
> find_max/3 title/2
> find_max/1 title/1
> find_max/2 to_iolist/1
> find_max_with/2 to_iolist/2
> find_range/4 transaction/1
> find_range/2 type_field/0
> find_range/3 update/1
> find_range_with/3 update/2
> find_related_many_first/4 url_title/2
> find_related_many_max/5 url_title/1
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> Some of these I understand and know how to use. Like title/1, id/1,
> url_title/1
> Others I understand, but I don't know how to use: all the *_with functions,
> id/2 (and other field_name/2)
> And same I don't understand at all. Like find_related_many_first/4
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> I also have a page_section table:
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> page_section
> -------------
> id
> section_order
> section_text
> page_id
> How do I tell page_section that page_id is a many-to-one relationship to
> the page table?
in page_section.erl, add this function
relations() ->
[{many_to_one, [page]}].
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> I know the enlightenment is just around the corner, but I'm not just there
> yet
Did you read the documentation for erlydb_base? It should explain and
give examples for everything you need.
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| dmitriid |
| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:33 am |
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Yariv Sadan wrote: Quote: On Jan 18, 2008 3:27 AM, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt <dmitriid@gmail.com> (dmitriid@gmail.com) wrote: [/code] in page_section.erl, add this function relations() -> [{many_to_one, [page]}]. [/code]
Quote: [/code] Quote: I know the enlightenment is just around the corner, but I'm not just there yet [/code] [/code]
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