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Bug #15300
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Creating tables with DBAL on MySQL cuts numeric field types in half
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Closed
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Must have
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Category:
Database API (Doctrine DBAL)
Target version:
-
Start date:
2005-12-21
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Description
When creating a table with DBAL, the unsigned attribute is discarded (as it is no SQL standard). With other databases this works fine, but when used on MySQL the approach renders some fields unusable - as a tinyint for example can now only store a max value of 127 as apposed to 255 when being unsigned. This breaks e.g. the storage of doktype values like sysfolder.
(issue imported from #M2072)
Updated by Karsten Dambekalns over 18 years ago
Fixed by ignoring unsigned only for non-mysql databases.
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