This is my configuration. It can create database, drop database and
create schema.
## Doctrine Configuration
doctrine.dbal:
drivr: ODOMySql
dbname: Symfony2
user: root
password: null
doctrine.orm:
auto_generate_proxy_classes: %kernel.debug%
mappings:
HelloBundle: ~
On Jan 10, 4:13 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've set-up symfony2 manually by downloading symfony-bootstrapper from
> github and initializing the application, then by downloading symfony2
> and installing the vendor directories as suggested. After changing a
> single uppercase letter to a lowercase one in the application kernel
> the myapp_dev.php now results in a Congratulations page and a
> check.php file I copied over from the sandbox passes every check.
>
> I then moved onto configuring doctrine2 as suggested in the docs
> (configured as below). The doctrine2 task doctrine:database:create
> results in "Could not find any configured database connections". I
> have tried to supply an additional parameter "driver: PDOMySql" and
> explicitly name the connection with no success. I have also created a
> JobEntity but I believe the application doesn't get as far as parsing
> that.
>
> I ventured into the doctrine2 command line task to see where the
> exception is thrown, and the task looks for something named
> doctrine.dbal.[connectionname]_connection, which does not exist on the
> list of items it receives from symfony2 - as if the configure file was
> not read at all but echo statements show that it is indeed being read.
> There's an item on the list called "database_connection" and I tried
> to manually feed that to the connection parser but it resulted in a
> set of other errors. There are also some other items which start with
> "doctrine.dbal", but none of them end in "_connection".
>
> I've tried both php and yml formats for configuration. What's the
> magic behind this and how to get a default database connection to work
> in symfony2?
>
> app/config/config.yml:
>
> doctrine.dbal:
> dbname: th2
> user: root
> password: mypasswordgoeshere
> host: localhost
> doctrine.orm: ~
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