Hi all,
let's assume we have an MSSQL database with a table like this:
CREATE TABLE foo (
id int NOT NULL,
rowguid uniqueidentifier(36) DEFAULT (newid()),
bar varchar(20),
CONSTRAINT PK_foo PRIMARY KEY (id)
);
I need to insert records into this table and read the value from column
bar. When doing this manually, everything is fine:
INSERT INTO foo (bar) VALUES ('test');
When reading rowguid from the newly created record, there is a 36-digit
value.
But when doing the same thing via a Symfony entity, the column is set to
NULL. I tried many different things:
- removing setter for the column => results in fatal error
- set strategy to "UUID" => results in id being set to a UUID and rowguid
still being set to NULL (which looks very much like a bug)
- and much more => to no avail
I wonder if there is a possibility to remove the column from the INSERT
statement while still being able to SELECT the column.
Any hints on how to accomplish this task?
Best regards,
Dominik
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