PHP Persistence

1 About this book1.1 Software version1.2 Database system1.3 Code downloads1.4 Conventions used in this book1.5 An important notice for Amazon customers2 Introduction2.1 Object oriented programming (OOP) & the Domain Model2.2 Demo application3 A self-made ORM3.1 Loading an Entity3.2 Saving an entity3.3 Associations3.4 Next steps4 Hello, Doctrine 2!4.1 Installation4.2 A first Entity4.3 A first Association4.4 Core concepts at a glance5 Defining entities5.1 Mapping formats5.2 Mapping objects to tables5.3 Mapping scalar member variables to fields5.4 Inheritance6 References between Entities6.1 One to one relationship, unidirectional6.2 One to one relationship, bidirectional6.3 One to many relationship, bidirectional6.4 Many to many relationship, unidirectional6.5 Many to many relationship, bidirectional6.6 One to many relationship, unidirectional6.7 Many to one relationship, unidirectional6.8 One to one relationship, self-referencing6.9 One to many relationship, self-referencing6.10 Many to many relationship, self-referencing7 Managing Entities7.1 Creating a new Entity7.2 Loading an existing Entity7.3 Changing an existing Entity7.4 Removing an Entity7.5 Sorting an association7.6 Removing an association7.7 Life Cycle events7.8 Cascading operations7.9 Transactions8 Doctrine Query Language8.1 Introduction8.2 Retrieving results8.3 Constructing basic queries8.4 Constructing join queries9 Command line tools9.1 Setting up the command line tools9.2 DBAL commands9.3 ORM commands10 Caching10.1 Introduction to ORM cache types10.2 Caching backends11 Advanced Topics11.1 Zend Framework 2 integration11.2 Native SQL statements11.3 Doctrine 2 Extensions