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Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 88 Star 812 Fork 678 doctrine/dbal Code Issues 227 Pull requests 93 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue DBAL-795: Error: "database schema is not in sync“ after Create/Update MyISAM tables #2026 Closed doctrinebot opened this Issue Jan 11, 2014 · 8 comments Projects None yet Labels Bug Milestone No milestone http://scn.sap.com/blogs/krojzl/2011/11/08/sap-slt-trigger-based-replication-made-easy--part-2-post-installation Assignees Ocramius 2 participants doctrinebot commented Jan 11, 2014 Jira issue originally created by user jack88: After create or update MyIsam tables: (doctrine orm:schema-tool:create doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force) When i check the schema with doctrine orm:validate-schema i get the error message: doctrine orm:validate-schema [Database] FAIL - The database schema https://github.com/doctrine/dbal/issues/2026 is not in sync with the current mapping file. The reason for this is, that Doctrine tries to add a foreign key contraint to myisam-table: doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --dump-sql ... ALTER TABLE addresses ADD CONSTRAINT FK*6FCA7516A76ED395 FOREIGN KEY (user*id) REFERENCES users (id); doctrinebot commented Jan 11, 2014 relates to DBAL-743: [GH-476] Fix foreign key propagation on non-supporting MySQL table engines doctrinebot commented Jan 11, 2014 Comment created by @deeky666: [~jack88] This issue should have been fixed in DBAL in commit: f99f6ed Can you please check if the problem still exists with the current master branch? doctrinebot commented Jan 12, 2014 Comment created by jack88: unfortunately it does not work I have two tables with these definitions: /**** * @Entity @Table(name="addresses", options={"engine"="MyISAM"}) ****/ /**** * @Entity @Table(name="users", options={"engine"="MyISAM"}) ****/ But aufter create I still get the same error message. I inserted at line 661 this code: //lib/Doctrine/DBAL/P
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