It allows developers you to access a database using a set of objects, providing a simple API for storing and retrieving data.
Propel allows the developer, to work with databases in the same way he works with other classes and objects in PHP.
Various database systems are supported.
Here are some key features of "Propel ORM":
· Extensibility is at the heart of Propel's design; whatever you need to customize, Propel allows you to do so in a snap.
· Propel can get out of your way for when you need custom queries or hyper-optimized transactions.
· If the developer needs to change his RDBMS in the course of the project, just rebuild the model and you're ready to go.
· Propel supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL, and Oracle.
· The code generated by Propel is well commented, IDE-friendly and easy to use.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Added 'IF EXISTS' on 'DROP' clauses for PostgreSQL
· Restoring the ability of reverse-engineering views
· Added tests for Graphviz DOT generation
· Marked FK with PK if both apply to column
· Added unit test for 08e597835dd484e8b894f2ca1f56f053d3a4cfdb.
· Added to phpName parameter to ArchivableBehavior.
· Updated test/testsuite/runtime/adapter/DBAdapterTest.php
· Correction to createSelectSqlPart at & after line 441 - it tries to look for a space between the rightmost '(' and the rightmost '.' after it.
· Fixed setLocale when using custom locale_column fixes #223
· Revert "Fixed Ymd format for PropelDateTime::newInstance"
· Revert "fix isTimestamp."
· Fixed PropelQuickBuilder-dependent tests after SQLite DROP TABLE change
· Used DROP TABLE IF EXISTS with SQLite
· Some typo fixes.
· Empty test case.
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