It’s easy to create transactions with Propel. This can be very useful when you are deleting rows from your database from multiple tables, and want to do an “all or nothing” approach so that things don’t get messy. More…
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Archive for February, 2008
February 29, 2008 – 1:45pm Propel Transactions with Symfony
February 9, 2008 – 5:02pm Using svnX with svn+ssh on a non-standard port
svnX is a great mac GUI for svn repositories. A lot of our svn servers are accessed via non-standard ports for security, and a limitation of the svn+ssh syntax is that you can’t specify a non-standard port in the address name. To get around this in the command line, you can set a local environment variable “SVN_SSH” like so: More…