Changeset 4953
- Timestamp:
- 09/12/08 17:57:20 (10 months ago)
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- branches/1.0/docs/manual
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de/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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en/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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ja/improving-performance.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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pt_BR/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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branches/1.0/docs/manual/de/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt
r4674 r4953 34 34 logic in the view, are you? One parameter can save you a lot of unnecessary processing: 35 35 <code type="php"> 36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine:: FETCH_ARRAY);36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine::HYDRATE_ARRAY); 37 37 </code> This will return a bunch of nested php arrays. It could look something like this, assuming we fetched some comments: 38 38 <code> -
branches/1.0/docs/manual/en/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt
r4674 r4953 34 34 logic in the view, are you? One parameter can save you a lot of unnecessary processing: 35 35 <code type="php"> 36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine:: FETCH_ARRAY);36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine::HYDRATE_ARRAY); 37 37 </code> This will return a bunch of nested php arrays. It could look something like this, assuming we fetched some comments: 38 38 <code> -
branches/1.0/docs/manual/ja/improving-performance.txt
r4674 r4953 43 43 44 44 <code type="php"> 45 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine:: FETCH_ARRAY);45 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine::HYDRATE_ARRAY); 46 46 </code> 47 47 これは一連の入れ子のPHP配列を返します。いくつかのコメントを取得したことを前提とすると、次のようになります: -
branches/1.0/docs/manual/pt_BR/improving-performance/fetch-only-what-you-need.txt
r4674 r4953 34 34 logic in the view, are you? One parameter can save you a lot of unnecessary processing: 35 35 <code type="php"> 36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine:: FETCH_ARRAY);36 ... ->execute(array(1), Doctrine::HYDRATE_ARRAY); 37 37 </code> This will return a bunch of nested php arrays. It could look something like this, assuming we fetched some comments: 38 38 <code>