Cake needs the table to have a primary key, but this does not need to
be a auto-incrementing integer.
I have a model here for configuration, where the primary key is a
varchar. All the model has is
class AppConfig extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'AppConfig';
var $primaryKey = 'title';
var $useTable = 'configuration';
}
and this works fine using the title primary key (INSERT / UPDATE as
appropriate). This is using Cake 1.2.x, almost the latest trunk
(update every week or so).
On Oct 18, 11:53 pm, majna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to save model with Model->save() when Primary key is not
> auto_increment?
> Model->create() and $this->Model->id=null wont work here.
>
> Example:
> Table Statuses
>
> PK code
> text
> description
>
> Statuses : primaryKey = 'code':
>
> Model->save() always do UPDATE ?!
> Becouse there is in Add view input Model/code.
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