#1645: Oracle sequence not being used
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  Reporter:  tchakkapark  |       Owner:  romanb               
      Type:  defect       |      Status:  new                  
  Priority:  blocker      |   Milestone:  1.0.4                
 Component:  Record       |     Version:  1.1-DEV              
Resolution:               |    Keywords:  oracle sequence      
  Has_test:  0            |    Mystatus:  Pending Core Response
 Has_patch:  0            |  
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Old description:

> Using Symfony 1.1, sfDoctrinePlugin with 1.1 libraries from latest SVN (I
> update it every day).
>
> I have the following definition in my schema:
>

> {{{
> EVENT_ATTENDEES:
>   tableName: EVENT_ATTENDEES
>   columns:
>     group_id:
>       notnull: true
>       type: integer(12)
>     event_attendee_id:
>       notnull: true
>       type: integer(12)
>       primary: true
>       sequence: event_attendee_id
> }}}
>
> In my database, I have a sequence defined called event_attendee_id, and
> it's currently at 98682. However, when I create an object and save it:
>
> {{{
>       $register                = new EVENT_ATTENDEES();
>       $register->group_id      = $contact["group_id"];
>       $register->save();
> }}}
>
> It actually sets the $register->event_attendee_id to 1, 2, 3, etc in
> normal sequence. I'm unsure where it's getting the values from, but it
> needs to use the event_attendee_id sequence.
>
> In oracle, to get this sequence, you do a:
>
> {{{
>
> SQL> select event_attendee_id.nextval FROM dual;
>
>    NEXTVAL
> ----------
>      98682
>
> SQL> select event_attendee_id.nextval FROM dual;
>
>    NEXTVAL
> ----------
>      98683
> }}}
>
> The NEXTVAL column contains the next sequence number. "Dual" is a dummy
> table of sorts that is common on all installations of Oracle where one
> can run any kind of Oracle function against for an output.
>
> To create sequences in Oracle, one would do the following
>
> {{{
> CREATE SEQUENCE EVENT_ATTENDEE_ID  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE
> 999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1
> }}}

New description:

 Using Symfony 1.1, sfDoctrinePlugin with 1.1 libraries from latest SVN (I
 update it every day).

 ----
 Edit: Just realized there is a Doctrine_Sequence_Oracle, and the
 definitions look right, I wonder if the wrong method is being called?
 ----

 I have the following definition in my schema:


 {{{
 EVENT_ATTENDEES:
   tableName: EVENT_ATTENDEES
   columns:
     group_id:
       notnull: true
       type: integer(12)
     event_attendee_id:
       notnull: true
       type: integer(12)
       primary: true
       sequence: event_attendee_id
 }}}

 In my database, I have a sequence defined called event_attendee_id, and
 it's currently at 98682. However, when I create an object and save it:

 {{{
       $register                = new EVENT_ATTENDEES();
       $register->group_id      = $contact["group_id"];
       $register->save();
 }}}

 It actually sets the $register->event_attendee_id to 1, 2, 3, etc in
 normal sequence. I'm unsure where it's getting the values from, but it
 needs to use the event_attendee_id sequence.

 In oracle, to get this sequence, you do a:

 {{{

 SQL> select event_attendee_id.nextval FROM dual;

    NEXTVAL
 ----------
      98682

 SQL> select event_attendee_id.nextval FROM dual;

    NEXTVAL
 ----------
      98683
 }}}

 The NEXTVAL column contains the next sequence number. "Dual" is a dummy
 table of sorts that is common on all installations of Oracle where one can
 run any kind of Oracle function against for an output.

 To create sequences in Oracle, one would do the following

 {{{
 CREATE SEQUENCE EVENT_ATTENDEE_ID  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE
 999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1
 }}}

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