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Marvin
Marvin

Reputation: 157

Symfony2 custom doctrine request

I'm still having a problem which let me stop on working because I don't get it solved.

I have 2 tables , Task and TaskDone. In Task there is stored the ID of the Task ( ID ) and the User, which the Task is assigned to ( User )

In my TaskDone Table I have the ID of the TaskDone ( ID ) , the ID of the Task which is marked as "done" (Task_ID) and the User which the task marked as done is assigned to ( User_ID )

In my Controller I get All tasks assigned to a specific user by following code ( The request, which task is assigned to a user is done in the TWIG template by a simple IF-Request ) but I also have the chance to get the User ID in my controller ( the ID is in the URL )

$all_tasks = $this->getDoctrine()
        ->getRepository('SeotoolMainBundle:Task')
        ->findBy(array('User' => $id));

Now I only want to get all Tasks where task.ID and task.User exists in table TaskDone, so when an entry is done in TaskDone with ID = 1 | User_ID = 20 | Task_ID = 3 and I'm gettin all done tasks from the User with ID 20 I only get the Task with ID 3.

So I'm looking for something like this ( I know this piece of code is wrong )

    $done_tasks = $this->getDoctrine()
        ->getRepository('SeotoolMainBundle:Task')
        ->findBy(array('User' => $id) IF task.id AND task.user EXISTS in taskDone);

I would be so happy if someone can give me a hint, help or code how to solve this issue.

Thank you in advance,

kind regards

Marvin

Upvotes: 0

Views: 46

Answers (1)

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Reputation: 2101

You should describe the associations(more info) between your entities, and perform a join(using the QueryBuilder or DQL) between the task and taskDone entities.

MySQL docs on JOIN
And a tutorial

Upvotes: 1

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