Symfony Insert SQL Error - a foreign key constraint fails?

This fixtures must be in the same file I mean fixtures from 03_meetings. Yml and 09_attendance. Yml I hope this will be usefull.

This fixtures must be in the same file. I mean fixtures from 03_meetings. Yml and 09_attendance.

Yml I hope this will be usefull.

– Pez Cuckow Jul 13 at 11:17 1 Try to check what records actually falls into the DB. Is the PezMeeting record presented there? You can use php symfony propel:data-dump to dump the data to a yml file.

– antonk Jul 13 at 11:32 The data dump only contained information from one of the databases, very odd. Could this be because the error is stopping the dump? – Pez Cuckow Jul 13 at 11:37 No, it couldn't.

So you have this two tables: meeting_meetings and meeting_attendance in different DB's? Although, it would be strange. – antonk Jul 13 at 11:58 They are in the same db, the schema is as above (full copy here: pastebin.

Com/HZhaqWSN) – Pez Cuckow Jul 13 at 12:26.

This fixtures must be in the same text document to help with saving!

Try this in config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php. Then comment it out after data-load. Class ProjectConfiguration extends sfProjectConfiguration { public function setup() { // ... } public function configureDoctrine(Doctrine_Manager $manager) { $manager->setAttribute(Doctrine_Core::ATTR_QUOTE_IDENTIFIER, true); } }.

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