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[Sitraka Razafimamy]

Hi

 

I'm new, I have a  question. Is it possible to create a relation_n_n that contains data (date, for example) you must update.

 

I show you an example:

 

I have 2 tables

Employe (id_employe, nom, prenom)

Action(id_action, type, libelle)

 

and the relation table

EmployeAction (id_employe, id_action, date)

 

I would like to update the  "EmployeAction" table from the "Employe" table.

Is this possible with set_relation_n_n () function? How?

 

Can you help me please!!!

[davidoster]

Hello and welcome to the forums.

Actually this has nothing to do with the fact that you are using a set_relation_n_n.

At your employe table you use one (or all) of these functions:

before_insert

after_insert

before_update

after_update

 

Which one(s) you use and what you do within these callbacks it depends on the logic you want to implement.

[Sitraka Razafimamy]

Thank you for your welcome and your reply. I will use one of these functions. 

[victor]

You should try each of all functions from the API page before you will make the project. you will be spent a little time but then you won't have any questions. Really, it will save your time.

[Sitraka Razafimamy]

You are right, I 'll try each of all functions from th API. If I encounter some problems, I think I always ask for a little assistance.