I am trying to construct a query that will basically pull all entries whose id's have 2 particular entries in another table so I am trying the below:
$query = $this->createQuery('e');
$subquery1 = $query->createSubquery('sea')
->select('sea.entry_id')
->from('Table sea')
->addWhere('sea.form_element_id = ?', $element)
->addWhere('sea.answer = ?', $answer)
->getDQL();
$subquery2 = $query->createSubquery('sea2')
->select('sea2.entry_id')
->from('Table sea2')
->addwhere('sea2.form_element_id = ?', $element2)
->addWhere('sea2.answer = ?', $answer2)
->getDQL();
$query->addWhere('e.id IN ?', $subquery1)
->addWhere('e.id IN ?', $subquery2);
return $query->execute();
However this is gives me an error on bound params.
What is the correct ways of constructing such subqueries?
NOTE that if I dont bind the params in the subqueries it works fine.
$nestedQuery = " id IN (SELECT sea.entry_id from table sea where sea.form_element_id = ? and sea.answer = ?) "
. " and id IN (SELECT sea2.entry_id from table sea2 where sea2.form_element_id = ? and sea2.answer = ?)";
return $this->findBySql($nestedQuery, array($param1, $param2, $param3, $param4));
That obviously returns a doctrine collection but you can do getFirst or loop through the returned objects or even use the Hydrator to get an array!