Try getSql() It is likely it is doing another query when you attempt to access a related field If you want to avoid that, don't access related fields!
Try ->getSql(). It is likely it is doing another query when you attempt to access a related field. If you want to avoid that, don't access related fields!
Yes, I have tried that and no, it doesn't load Attraction's. But I am able to access them via $property->Attraction . I would like some exception thrown so I can't make a mistake when I write a query.As I make really big programs, it is very easy to skip something like that.
– Zeljko Oct 22 '10 at 17:54 I believe you can access them because it triggers a new query, and it is therefore intended behaviour. I think the solution here is not the change the machine, but to pay more attention to how you use the machine. – Tom Oct 23 '10 at 9:40 Yes, but the idea is to prevent auto-fetching.
It is very easy to skip some join in quick-development of big programs. – Zeljko Oct 24 '10 at 11:51.
It looks like when I forget to put leftJoin in my queries, Doctrine will lazy-load relations after I pick them. I will still be able to access $property->Attraction , even if I didn't load them in this query. So I guess Doctrine does it internally by calling another 'SELECT'.
Is there a way to prevent this auto-loading by throwing some exception? This would help me create better and faster queries.
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