Re: Model associations and cascading delete.

Yes, I meant the constraints as they appear in the SQL table definition. You pretty much answered my question. I use MYSQL... My model is ass follows... 1 Newsletter has many Releases (Albums) 1 Release (Album) has many songs. When I delete a newsletter I want it to delete all associated albu

Re: Model associations and cascading delete.

A few basic things, such as naming conventions and primary keys, are all you generally need in your DB. "Do I also have to setup the constrains in my database?" Do you mean 'constraints' as they appear in SQL table definitions? If you're referring to SQL commands such as REFERENCES, ON DELETE C

Re: Model associations and cascading delete.

On 1/4/07, Tazz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does Cake do all the work? Or do I also have to setup the constrains in my database? Thanks http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/models I believe the answer is "you have to setup the associations in your code and make sure you create the associations

Model associations and cascading delete.

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