[Bug]: Table not found when using SQL views (rather than tables) for a model

[ryanmortier]

Bug description

In my app I sometimes model sql views rather than tables.

Laravel Idea always warns about not finding the table (understandable since it's a view). Is there a way to have Laravel Idea understand this?

Plugin version

8.1.2.233

Operating system

MacOS

Steps to reproduce

No response

Relevant log output

No response

[adelf]

Do you have a connection for your database in PhpStorm's Database tab? IF yes, you can try to main menu > Laravel > Helper Code Parameters... and choose Fetch data from Connection. And don't forget "Also fetch from migrations". This might help.

BTW, how do you describe the view in your migrations?

[ryanmortier]

Do you have a connection for your database in PhpStorm's Database tab? IF yes, you can try to main menu > Laravel > Helper Code Parameters... and choose Fetch data from Connection. And don't forget "Also fetch from migrations". This might help.

I just gave this a try, same problem. I'm wondering if it's because I'm using SQL Server schemas and the table (view) it's failing to find isn't on the default schema?

edit: it doesn't seem like the schema matters. I tried moving it to the default schema but same problem.

BTW, how do you describe the view in your migrations?

public function up(): void
{
    $database_agtech = config('database.connections.sqlsrv.database_agtech');

    $query = <<<SQL
        CREATE OR ALTER VIEW [crm].[accounts]
        AS
        SELECT
            LOWER([s1_name_and_address].[name_and_address_id]) AS [id],
            [s1_name_and_address].[name_and_address_id],
            [s1_name_and_address].[short_name],
            TRIM([s1_name_and_address].[full_name]) AS [name],
            TRIM([s1_name_and_address].[long_name]) AS [long_name],
            [s1_name_and_address].[address_line_1],
            [s1_name_and_address].[address_line_2],
            [s1_name_and_address].[city],
            [s1_name_and_address].[state_province_code],
            [s1_name_and_address].[state_province_name],
            [s1_name_and_address].[country_code],
            [s1_name_and_address].[zip_postal_code],
            [s1_name_and_address].[inactive_flag],
            [s1_name_and_address].[add_date],
            [s1_name_and_address].[change_date]
        FROM
            [{$database_agtech}].[dba].[s1_name_and_address] WITH (NOLOCK)
        WHERE
            [s1_name_and_address].[grain_customer_flag] = 'Y'
            AND [s1_name_and_address].[plc_flag] = 'N'
            AND [s1_name_and_address].[sales_rep_flag] = 'N'
            AND [s1_name_and_address].[agency_flag] = 'N'
            AND [s1_name_and_address].[bank_flag] = 'N';
    SQL;

    DB::statement($query);
}

[superdejooo]

Same issue here. Did you find any workaround @ryanmortier ?

[ryanmortier]

No, just dealing with the warnings for now.