Description: ------------ MDB_manager::updateDatabase() returns true with no errors or warnings and saves the old scheme file, but no database tables are created. I have tried this on different schemes and scripts that have worked as expected for a MDB version prior to 1.1.4RC3 (probably 1.1.3). The "no table/object creation" has been observed in Oracle 8.1.7, MySQL 4.0.11a-gamma, and PostgreSQL 7.3.2. Note that <create>1</create> has been used for the latter two db systems. Reproduce code: --------------- // Error checking snipped function imsDBManager($dbtype, $dbusername, $dbpassword,$dbhost,$dbname) { $dsn = $dbtype."://".$dbusername.":".$dbpassword."@".$dbhost."/".$dbname; $manager = new MDB_manager; $success = $manager->connect($dsn); return $manager; } function imsInstallDatabase() { $schema = "dbscheme.xml"; $old_schema_ext = ".previous"; $db = imsDBManager(); $update = $db->updateDatabase($schema, $schema.$old_schema_ext); return $update } Expected result: ---------------- $db->updateDatabase($schema, $schema.$old_schema_ext); (imsInstallDatabase()) returns true. The tables and objects specified in dbscheme.xml created. Actual result: -------------- Returns true, but tables not created.

FYI I'm using version 1.1.3 and tried the updateDatabase of the MDB_manager too. It is working fine for MySQL (3.23.48, shame on me) but i had the same as Andrew Wright with PostgreSQL 7.3.2. No database, no error, no warning, nothing. greetings, tijger oh, and i wanted to say "i like this abstraction layer".

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when creating a new DB with a xml schema, MDB2_Tools_Manager::updateDatabase returns true even when the opperation failed. Specifically, if there is an error on an executed "ALTER TABLE" for indexes, the _createTable method incorrectly returns true. The error is located in this snippet (446 to 454) if (MDB2::isError($result)) { $result = $this->db->manager->dropTable($table_name); if (MDB2::isError($result)) { $result = $this->raiseError(MDB2_ERROR_MANAGER, null, null, 'could not drop the table ('.$result->getMessage(). ' ('.$result->getUserinfo().'))'); } return $result; } upon failure on the ALTER TABLE query, createTable returns true that the created table was successfully dropped. It should be returning an error notifying that the table was dropped because fo the ALTER TABLE failure.