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Help. Couldn't call Doctrine_Core::set()... when loading fixture

Symfony 1.4.
Who can explain why loading the fixture generates: Couldn't call Doctrine_Core::set(), second argument should be an instance of Doctrine_Record or Doctrine_Null when setting one-to-one references (or one-to-many).

I was using my own schema and decided to simplify things by using a simple schema from the doctrine documentation. But the error is still occurring. It occurs when the data for phonenumbers tries to load from the fixture. See below:

Schema:

detect_relations: true

options:

  collate: utf8_general_ci

  charset: utf8

  type: InnoDB





User:

  columns:

    name: string(20)

  relations:

    Phonenumbers:

      type: many

      class: Phonenumber

      local: id

      foreign: user_id



Phonenumber:

  columns:

    user_id: integer

    phonenumber: string(50)

  relations:

    User:

      local: user_id

      foreign: id

Fixture:

User:

  User1:

    name: John

 

PhoneNumber:

  phone1:

    user: User11

    phonenumber: 3332

atentaten | 07/22/10 at 12:18pm | Edit

1.4, database, doctrine, fixture, fixtures, schema, symfony1.4

(2) Possible Answers Submitted...

Last edited:
07/22/10
12:59pm
Damon Jones says:
You have "user: User11" in your fixtures, but you have no User11 declared. Also, I think the case for the relation name should match (User: instead of user:), see below:
```
PhoneNumber:

  phone1:

    User: User1

    phonenumber: 3332
```
Last edited:
07/22/10
12:54pm
GlobalOrangeLab says:
Hi there,

It should be like as:
```
 User:

   User1:

     name: John



 PhoneNumber:

   phone1:

     User: User11

     phonenumber: 3332
```
Hope this helps!

Previous versions of this answer: 07/22/10 at 12:53pm | 07/22/10 at 12:54pm