[reader]

Hi all......

I have two tables jobStatus and notifiactionRules, structures of tables are:

JobStatus:

id : PK
name

notifiactionRules

id : PK
status_id : FK

i want to write a condition in findAll, such that i have to get the names of all job status that are NOT IN notifiactionRules.

I tried this:

$jobstatuslist = CHtml::listData(JobStatus::model()
->findAll(array(
'condition'=>'id!=:status_id',
'params'=>array(':status_id'=>NotificationRules::model()->findAll(),'id', 'job_status_id'))
));

but i am getting error - Undefined offset: 2

can anyone pls help.......

[Kostas Apazidis (KonApaz)]

Hi "reader"

check something like that

YourAR1::model()->findAll(array(
'condition' => YourAR2::model()->exists( 't1.id = t2.status_id')->findAll()
))

[ragua]

Hi,
you can also use SQL in findall, for instance in postgresql it would be something like

...::model()->findAll(array('condition'=> "not exists (select 'a' from notifiactionRules where notifiactionRules.status_id = JobStatus.id)"));

[reader]

Hi ragua,

Thanks alot....... it works perfect...... thanks again......

[Kostas Apazidis (KonApaz)]

KonApaz, on 20 December 2012 - 04:29 AM, said:

Hi "reader"

check something like that

YourAR1::model()->findAll(array(
'condition' => YourAR2::model()->exists( 't1.id = t2.status_id')->findAll()
))

I misunderstood 'not exist ' by 'exists' so ragua solution is the correct