[symfony-users] Re: sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehavior | unknown column error in function getLevel()

2007-09-25 Thread Martin Groh
Fantastic! That was it... Thanks a lot, I really did not have my MySQL Config on mind!! Martin On 9/25/07, noel guilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think you have the "ansi quote" mode enable in mysql , so you can't use > double quotes, because there are interpreted as a column. So, you m

[symfony-users] Re: sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehavior | unknown column error in function getLevel()

2007-09-25 Thread noel guilbert
I think you have the "ansi quote" mode enable in mysql , so you can't use double quotes, because there are interpreted as a column. So, you must quote your string literals with single quote. (see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-syntax.html). On 9/25/07, Martin Groh <[EMAIL PROTECTE

[symfony-users] Re: sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehavior | unknown column error in function getLevel()

2007-09-25 Thread Martin Groh
I've got another clue now. when I replace the double quotes by single quotes everything works fine. when I use $sql="SELECT COUNT(*) AS level FROM text WHERE (text.TREE_LEFT < 2 AND text.TREE_RIGHT > 5) AND text.SCOPE = '1'"; instead of $sql='SELECT COUNT(*) AS level FROM text WHERE (text.TREE_

[symfony-users] Re: sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehavior | unknown column error in function getLevel()

2007-09-25 Thread Martin Groh
Hi Tristan, that's pretty weird, this looks like valid sql to me. The rdbms you > are using is mysql right ? > > Yes indeed, I'm using MySQL 5.0.15 While debugging everything looks nice to me until that row 552. ( $rs = $stmt->executeQuery($sql); ) I can retrieve the root node and descendants but

[symfony-users] Re: sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehavior | unknown column error in function getLevel()

2007-09-25 Thread Tristan Rivoallan
hi, On 9/25/07, Martin Groh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The $sql in getLevel() has the following value: > SELECT COUNT(*) AS level FROM text WHERE (text.TREE_LEFT < 2 AND > text.TREE_RIGHT > 5) AND text.SCOPE = "1" > Has anybody got a clue for me?? I'd love to get this running... that's pret