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Informations about the package doctrine-pdo-dblib

LswDoctrinePdoDblib

Doctrine 2 does support any method of connecting to SQL Server on a Linux box. Here's a simple driver that supports PDO DBlib. Many tests fail, but most are related to shortcomings of the PDODBlib driver. There is a patch in the PHP repo to add transaction and lastInsertId support, but this package has some minor work arounds.

This bundle requires the following:

FreeTDS configuration

DBLib requires FreeTDS. We can't go into detail about configuring FreeTDS, but the connection configured should look something like following:

Setting up bundle in Symfony

In your Symfony2 project, modify your config.yml as follows to use the DBlib bundle and the server setup under FreeTDS:

And in your autoload.php register the new bundle:

Putting everything together

Getting everything together wasn't easy. You need to complete the following steps, checking each installation is successful by connecting with the appropriate tools:

FYI - PHP pdo_dblib patch

You can find a patch for some of the short-comings of pdo_dblib on SVN.

http://svn.php.net/viewvc/php/php-src/trunk/ext/pdo_dblib/dblib_driver.c?view=log

See: Revision 300647 - lastInsertId Revision 300628 - transaction support

FYI - Doctrine Test Suite

Doctrine2's test suite does not allow you to add database drivers on the fly. If you want to test this package, modify Doctrine/DBAL/Driver/DriverManager::$_driverMap as follows:

FYI - Generating Entities from database

It's possible, but not easy. Here's what I did:


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Requires php Version >=5.3.2
doctrine/dbal Version >=2.1.0
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