Thanks for the response! On Jan 10, 11:58 pm, Frank Stelzer <d...@bleedingmoon.de> wrote: > Hi, > Looks like a SQL Problem. You should get a detailed explained error, > when you try to execute this query directly to your database: > > > ALTER TABLE > > sf_guard_group_permission ADD CONSTRAINT > > sf_guard_group_permission_permission_id_sf_guard_permission_id FOREIGN > > KEY (permission_id) REFERENCES sf_guard_permission(id) >
I get the same error everywhere (phpmyadmin, console, symfony script) #1005 - Can't create table './quicksand-staging/ #sql-899_294.frm' (errno: 121) It doesn't tell me WHY the table can't be created. I think it may be inside the sfDoctrineGuard schema. But then, if it works locally, it must be something I'm doing. > Maybe your online database is not correctly configured or has an old > version or it is somehow broken due to former deployment attempts? > If the database does not include real data yet, then you might drop > all of your tables and recall the build script. The db engines are within a few sub-versions apart (mysql 5.0.75 server vs. 5.0.67 local) Since I am rebuilding completely (migrations for me are a disaster) I export the data first, then re-import data after the full build on the production server. Yes, that's what migrations are for, but I tried and I have a deadline to hit.
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