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Remove redundant info #7748

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Expand Up @@ -757,23 +757,6 @@ The above class does a few interesting things:
Once we've built our custom type, we'll need to :ref:`connect our type
to our table class <saving-complex-types>`.

.. _immutable-datetime-mapping:

Enabling Immutable DateTime Objects
-----------------------------------

Because Date/Time objects are easily mutated in place, CakePHP allows you to
enable immutable value objects. This is best done in your application's
**config/bootstrap.php** file::

TypeFactory::build('datetime')->useImmutable();
TypeFactory::build('date')->useImmutable();
TypeFactory::build('time')->useImmutable();
TypeFactory::build('timestamp')->useImmutable();

.. note::
New applications will have immutable objects enabled by default.

Connection Classes
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