Using sfFilter to update DB with Doctrine

问题:

I've created a sfFilter to update the current module where the user is at:

class SessionFilter extends sfFilter {
    public function execute($filterChain){
        if ($this->isFirstCall()){
            $user = $this->getContext()->getUser()->getId();
            $module = $this->getContext()->getModuleName();
            Doctrine::getTable('ActiveSession')->set($user, $module);
            Doctrine::getTable('ActiveSession')->refresh();
        }

        $filterChain->execute();
    }
}

When I look up into the db I found out that the record has set the field 'module' at 'default' but when I see the log it says:

UPDATE active_session SET module = 'secretary' WHERE (sys_user_id = '2')

Does anyone know how to fix this behaviour?

EDIT: I forgot to put the set and refresh method's

class ActiveSessionTable extends Doctrine_Table
{
    public function set($userId, $module){
        $q = $this->createQuery()->update()
            ->set('module','?', $module)
            ->where("sys_user_id = ?", array($userId))->execute();
    }

    public function refresh(){
        $time = time() - sfConfig::get('app_session_keep') * 60;
        $this->createQuery()->delete()->where('time < ?', $time)->execute();
    }
    ...
}

The refresh method should be used in other method but for testing I'm keeping it there.

回答1:

Well... to close this.

The only way I could accomplish what I wanted was to check if module was 'default':

class ActiveSessionTable extends Doctrine_Table
{
    public function set($userId, $module){
        if($module != 'default'){
            $q = $this->createQuery()->update()
               ->set('module','?', $module)
               ->where("sys_user_id = ?", array($userId))->execute();
        }
    }
   ...
}

really not a happy answer but couldn't find the right one.