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Doctrine: Call to a member function getFieldName() on a nonobject
OldAppellations:
connection: doctrine
tableName: old_appellations
columns:
appellations___sql: { type: text }
appellationsapcode_sql: { type: text }
appellationsappellation_sql: { type: text }
appellationscolor_sql: { type: text }
appellationscountry_sql: { type: text }
appellationsregion_sql: { type: text }
appellationsregion_for_link_sql: { type: text }
appellationssubt_sql: { type: text }
appellationstaster_appel_sql: { type: text }
appellationstotal_r_sql: { type: text }
appellationstype_sql: { type: text }
export_record_id_sql: { type: text }
This is the only yaml in a file called config/doctrine/old_appellations-schema.yml
Then I:
./symfony doctrine:build --model --forms --filtersThen:
./symfony doctrine:generate-module tastingnotes old_appellations OldAppellationsThen:
./symfony ccI point my browser at old_appellations/index.
I get this error:
Notice: Undefined index: o__appellations in /home/lkrubner/dev/tastingnotes/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/plugins/sfDoctrinePlugin/lib/vendor/doctrine/Doctrine/Hydrator/Graph.php on line 302
Notice: Undefined index: in /home/lkrubner/dev/tastingnotes/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/plugins/sfDoctrinePlugin/lib/vendor/doctrine/Doctrine/Hydrator/Graph.php on line 303
Fatal error: Call to a member function getFieldName() on a non-object in /home/lkrubner/dev/tastingnotes/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/plugins/sfDoctrinePlugin/lib/vendor/doctrine/Doctrine/Hydrator/Graph.php on line 304See screenshot.
Any thoughts?
[UPDATE]
I'm adding a different screenshot, which shows the database table. See the first version of this question if you want to see a screenshot of the error that I got.
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Lawrence Krubner | 12/08/10 at 10:36pm
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11:31amLoban Rahman says:Of the top of my head the first thing I'd do is replace that triple underscore column with one. Just in case doctrine got confused. If it then works then you've found a doctrine bug.
- 12/09/10 10:54am
Loban Rahman says:Jose has a point about stale model files. Use doctrine:clean-model-files. Schema spacing problems would surface while building, not when viewing.
- 12/09/10 11:24am
Lawrence Krubner says:Hmm, no dice. Following the advice of Jose and you, I tried:
./symfony doctrine:clean-model-files
./symfony doctrine:build --model --forms --filters
./symfony cc
I deleted everything and started over -- but still the same bug. - 12/09/10 11:31am
Lawrence Krubner says:You were right! It was the 3 underscores! I changed the 3 underscores to just 1 underscore so my schema now looks like this:
OldAppellations:
connection: doctrine
tableName: old_appellations
columns:
appellations_sql: { type: text }
appellationsapcode_sql: { type: text }
appellationsappellation_sql: { type: text }
appellationscolor_sql: { type: text }
appellationscountry_sql: { type: text }
appellationsregion_sql: { type: text }
appellationsregion_for_link_sql: { type: text }
appellationssubt_sql: { type: text }
appellationstaster_appel_sql: { type: text }
appellationstotal_r_sql: { type: text }
appellationstype_sql: { type: text }
export_record_id_sql: { type: text }
Rebuilt the model and now the error is gone!
- 12/09/10 10:54am
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4:53amJosé Nahuel Cuesta Luengo says:Is this the first build of your model? If not, try removing all the php files in your base doctrine folders (lib/model/doctrine/base at least), and then do your doctrine:build --model --forms --filters.
Otherwise, it may be some missing space or some indentation problem in your schema file.- 12/09/10 11:18am
Lawrence Krubner says:Good thought. This never seemed to be a problem with Propel, but it definitely came up before with Doctrine. This is my first project working with Doctrine.
- 12/09/10 11:34am
José Nahuel Cuesta Luengo says:Lawrence, I cannot get your error in a clean project. I copied your schema.yml file and went through your steps but I didn't get any error message. Is there any other "odd" fact about your project?
I tried it with the latest symfony 1.4. Which version are you using?
- 12/09/10 11:18am
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