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Relational Query - Lazy Loadnig and Eager Loading in Yii 2.0
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It's well known that there are **Lazy Loading** approach and **Eager Loading** approach in the relational query. But it's very important to know how the Eager Loading approach works in Yii 2, since i. It has changed drastically from that of Yii 1.1, and there are common misunderstandings about it in the community.
In the following sections, we assume an example of 1:N relation like this:
Yes, it looks more effective, and actually it is sometimes. In fact, Yii 1.1did havehad this single query approach using JOIN, along with the multiple query approach without JOIN.
But the single query approach has a fatal drawback when you want to use **LIMIT** and/or **OFFSET**.
So, considering this, that and the other,Among other major reasons that the developers have considered is that a relation between relational db and NOSQL db can be easily implemented with the separated query approach. And **Yii 2 has discarded the single query approach for the Eager Loading**. Please remember, in Yii 2, **the related models are always fetched with a separated query**.
What join and joinWith Do?
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Along with **'with'**, we also have **'join'**, **'joinWith'** and the likes which we can use to construct the query. They are useful when you want to filter the result by an attribute of the related model.
In the following sections, we assume an example of 1:N relation like this:
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"It's more effective, isn't it?"Yes, it looks more effective, and actually it is sometimes. In fact, Yii 1.1
But the single query approach has a fatal drawback when you want to use **LIMIT** and/or **OFFSET**.
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Although it will fetch 10 rows, it doesn't mean 10 authors since every author can have multiple posts.What join and joinWith Do?
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Along with **'with'**, we also have **'join'**, **'joinWith'** and the likes which we can use to construct the query. They are useful when you want to filter the result by an attribute of the related model.
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Last updated by: samdark
Created on: Jan 9, 2016
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