Description: ------------ There is no easy way to request "select * from table" without using the $table->query() syntax, which does not return number of tuples selected. Simply commenting out (removing) the lines below will solve this issue at the expense of not trapping a call with no parameters (which I argue should not be an error anyway). From the current version 1.3: function get($k = null, $v = null) { global $_DB_DATAOBJECT; if (empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG'])) { DB_DataObject::_loadConfig(); } $keys = array(); if ($v === null) { $v = $k; $keys = $this->keys(); if (!$keys) { DB_DataObject::raiseError("No Keys available for {$this->__table}", DB_DATAOBJECT _ERROR_INVALIDCONFIG); return false; } $k = $keys[0]; } if (@$_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['debug']) { $this->debug("$k $v " .print_r($keys,true), "GET"); } /* COMMENTED OUT BY BRAT 11/16/2003 if ($v === null) { DB_DataObject::raiseError("No Value specified for get", DB_DATAOBJECT_ERROR_INVALIDARGS); return false; } */ $this->$k = $v; return $this->find(1); }

$x = new DataObject_Sometable; $x->find(); while ($x->fetch()) { .... }