[cookbook] database reverse engineering with doctrine #195
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…xisting database.
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| This is awesome! What a killer feature - thanks for documenting it so well! I can't wait to point people to this article once it's up on the site. |
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| Hé hé thanks Ryan. I have tried the reverse engineering with a customer this week on a training session. I had difficulties to find out how to generate entities from an existing database so I decided to document it as a recipe :) |
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[cookbook] added tutorial to learn how to generate entities from an existing database.