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I've recently picked up CodeIgniter 2 + Doctrine 2, which is incredibly powerful.  I'm learning as I go.

 

I have what someone told me is called a 'join table'.  Two tables that only have useful information when linked together.

 

Its a messaging system in my webapp.  You send a message to three other users, it writes to two tables.  One table contains who its from, the message text, a timestamp and a primary key.  The second table contains a primary key, a "to" field, and a msg_id that is meant to join  back to the primary key in the other table.

 

If I was just using native sql statements, here's what this would look like:

 

SELECT *
        FROM mail_links a
        INNER JOIN mail_msgs b
        ON a.msg_id = b.id

 

But I'm trying to figure out what the "right" way is to do this in Doctrine2.

 

Is it Associative Mapping?  Is it something else?

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