/**
* Returns all the beans associated with $bean.
* This method will return an array containing all the beans that have
* been associated once with the associate() function and are still
* associated with the bean specified. The type parameter indicates the
* type of beans you are looking for. You can also pass some extra SQL and
* values for that SQL to filter your results after fetching the
* related beans.
*
* Don't try to make use of subqueries, a subquery using IN() seems to
* be slower than two queries!
*
* Since 3.2, you can now also pass an array of beans instead just one
* bean as the first parameter.
*
* @param OODBBean|array $bean the bean you have
* @param string $type the type of beans you want
* @param string $sql SQL snippet for extra filtering
* @param array $bindings values to be inserted in SQL slots
*
* @return array
*/
public function related($bean, $type, $sql = '', $bindings = array())
{
$sql = $this->writer->glueSQLCondition($sql);
$rows = $this->relatedRows($bean, $type, $sql, $bindings);
$links = array();
foreach ($rows as $key => $row) {
if (!isset($links[$row['id']])) {
$links[$row['id']] = array();
}
$links[$row['id']][] = $row['linked_by'];
unset($rows[$key]['linked_by']);
}
$beans = $this->oodb->convertToBeans($type, $rows);
foreach ($beans as $bean) {
$bean->setMeta('sys.belongs-to', $links[$bean->id]);
}
return $beans;
}
/**
* Nukes the entire database.
* This will remove all schema structures from the database.
* Only works in fluid mode. Be careful with this method.
*
* @warning dangerous method, will remove all tables, columns etc.
*
* @return void
*/
public static function nuke()
{
if (!self::$redbean->isFrozen()) {
self::$writer->wipeAll();
}
}
