I don't know if is a Laravel's bug or a PDO bug. It's annoying me a lot, delaying my deploys and all.
First of all, let me introduce my scenario in production environment.
Windows Server 2008 R2
PHP 5.6 (planning upgrade to 7.3 soon)
Firebird 1.5 (Doesn't depend on me to upgrade)
Apache 2.4
I have a method that does a lot of inserts in 5 different tables (this case I'm processing a e-commerce order). Some of then does only one insert, others many inserts. When I will make a insert on 5th table, my PDO returns SQL error that table does not exist. (**Yeah, It f*** exists!**)
Even if I change order of inserts, fails always on 5th table. I dunno why and I don't have idea what is going on.
Anyone get a situation like this? My project is a legacy code, not a Laravel project.
Hi everyone.
I don't know if is a Laravel's bug or a PDO bug. It's annoying me a lot, delaying my deploys and all.
First of all, let me introduce my scenario in production environment.
I have a method that does a lot of inserts in 5 different tables (this case I'm processing a e-commerce order). Some of then does only one insert, others many inserts. When I will make a insert on 5th table, my PDO returns SQL error that table does not exist. (**Yeah, It f*** exists!**)
Even if I change order of inserts, fails always on 5th table. I dunno why and I don't have idea what is going on.
Anyone get a situation like this? My project is a legacy code, not a Laravel project.