- 12 Nov, 2012 2 commits
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Craig Mason authored
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Craig Mason authored
This will only happen when adding primary keys via ALTER TABLE
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- 09 Nov, 2012 2 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Steffen-99 authored
- Fixing issue, key name corrected
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- 16 Oct, 2012 3 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Guilherme Blanco authored
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- 06 Oct, 2012 2 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Miha Vrhovnik authored
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- 05 Oct, 2012 8 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Kim Hemsø Rasmussen authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Daniel Anderson Tiecher authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Sergi de Pablos authored
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Sergi de Pablos authored
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Sergi de Pablos authored
In some cases the Comparator class returns multiple drops for the same foreign key. Specifically, in case you have two tables, A & B, with A having a foreign key FK referencing B, if you drop table B, the resulting diff shows this FK twice, once on the diff->orphanedForeignKeys array as we're deleting B, and another on the diff->changedTables array as table A is also being modified. As a result of this you get the DROP FOREIGN KEY instruction twice in the final SQL.
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- 20 Sep, 2012 4 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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- 17 Sep, 2012 14 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
[DBAL-335] Fix nasty bug in MasterSlaveConnection, connecting and writing to slave when using keepSlave option.
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Christian Stoller authored
Bugfix DDC-2013 - Default Session Value ".," for "NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS". This is needed because Oracle uses other characters for decimal separation depending on the servers locale
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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VladanStef authored
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VladanStef authored
Default table collation changed to `utf8_unicode_ci`, as it handles properly a much wider array of characters (Cyrillic, for example) at a generally negligible cost of performance.
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- 05 Sep, 2012 5 commits
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Benjamin Eberlei authored
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Padraig O'Sullivan authored
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Padraig O'Sullivan authored
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