Oracle is certainly one of the more neglected databases in Cake. There is an Oracle driver included by default which has even gone through a number of revisions but there's very little test coverage for it. Whether that makes the driver good or bad I can't say, it just means it hasn't gone through a whole lot of testing and possibly real-world usage yet Again, the driver may or may not be fine, but if it's a mission critical app, Cake probably isn't the best choice.
Unless you're ready to jump in and fix the driver if necessary. (And contribute patches back to the Cake project. :o)).
Oracle is certainly one of the more neglected databases in Cake. There is an Oracle driver included by default which has even gone through a number of revisions, but there's very little test coverage for it. Whether that makes the driver good or bad I can't say, it just means it hasn't gone through a whole lot of testing and possibly real-world usage yet.
Again, the driver may or may not be fine, but if it's a mission critical app, Cake probably isn't the best choice. Unless you're ready to jump in and fix the driver if necessary. (And contribute patches back to the Cake project.
:o)).
CakePHPdoes como packaged with Oracle 8 and higher support, all you have to do is change de driver in your DATABASE CONFIG in app/config/database. Php 'driver' => 'oracle' code.cakephp.org/source/app/config/datab....
About other frameworks: We have an intranet running Zend Framework & Oracle db. Oracle (in general) sux :) No autoincrement, charset problems, filed-case related problems and other stuff, but the driver itself works fine :).
May be this link can help you >> https://trac.cakephp. Org/ticket/228 And this one >> h**p://book.cakephp. Org/view/68/Creating-Database-Tables Good luck.
Man I prefer you to not use oracle, with an framework. But zend is pretty good, as an oracle partner.
Oracle is certainly one of the more neglected databases in Cake. There is an Oracle driver included by default which has even gone through a number of revisions, but there's very little test coverage for it. Whether that makes the driver good or bad I can't say, it just means it hasn't gone through a whole lot of testing and possibly real-world usage yet.
Again, the driver may or may not be fine, but if it's a mission critical app, Cake probably isn't the best choice.
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