Doctrine save aggregate root and entities on same table
I have a Trip entity related to table trips. Unfortunately the table structure is huge (38 fields).
I can descompose the trip into several entities, so a trip has some composition entities like Route instead of originAddress, originLatitude, originLongitude, destinationAddress, etc...
But I don't know if would be possible to map the ORM (Doctrine) to these fields on the same table. AFAIK one entity can be only related to a table and viceversa.
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I have a Trip entity related to table trips. Unfortunately the table structure is huge (38 fields).
I can descompose the trip into several entities, so a trip has some composition entities like Route instead of originAddress, originLatitude, originLongitude, destinationAddress, etc...
But I don't know if would be possible to map the ORM (Doctrine) to these fields on the same table. AFAIK one entity can be only related to a table and viceversa.
php symfony doctrine
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
vivoconunxino
2,79211839
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I have a Trip entity related to table trips. Unfortunately the table structure is huge (38 fields).
I can descompose the trip into several entities, so a trip has some composition entities like Route instead of originAddress, originLatitude, originLongitude, destinationAddress, etc...
But I don't know if would be possible to map the ORM (Doctrine) to these fields on the same table. AFAIK one entity can be only related to a table and viceversa.
php symfony doctrine
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
vivoconunxino
2,79211839
I have a Trip entity related to table trips. Unfortunately the table structure is huge (38 fields).
I can descompose the trip into several entities, so a trip has some composition entities like Route instead of originAddress, originLatitude, originLongitude, destinationAddress, etc...
But I don't know if would be possible to map the ORM (Doctrine) to these fields on the same table. AFAIK one entity can be only related to a table and viceversa.
php symfony doctrine
php symfony doctrine
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
vivoconunxino
2,79211839
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
vivoconunxino
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asked Nov 22 at 12:34
vivoconunxino
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asked Nov 22 at 12:34
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I solved it with Embeddables.
From the AR using @embeddable attributes which point to another @embedded entities. With @embedded you can specify to which columns of database you can map the fields. This way you can use composition to several classes which will map to the same record on the database.
answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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I solved it with Embeddables.
From the AR using @embeddable attributes which point to another @embedded entities. With @embedded you can specify to which columns of database you can map the fields. This way you can use composition to several classes which will map to the same record on the database.
answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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I solved it with Embeddables.
From the AR using @embeddable attributes which point to another @embedded entities. With @embedded you can specify to which columns of database you can map the fields. This way you can use composition to several classes which will map to the same record on the database.
answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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I solved it with Embeddables.
From the AR using @embeddable attributes which point to another @embedded entities. With @embedded you can specify to which columns of database you can map the fields. This way you can use composition to several classes which will map to the same record on the database.
answered Nov 27 at 11:00
vivoconunxino
2,79211839
I solved it with Embeddables.
From the AR using @embeddable attributes which point to another @embedded entities. With @embedded you can specify to which columns of database you can map the fields. This way you can use composition to several classes which will map to the same record on the database.
answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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answered Nov 27 at 11:00
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