Closed (cannot reproduce)
Project:
Feeds
Version:
7.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Minor
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
5 Jan 2011 at 18:08 UTC
Updated:
18 Apr 2017 at 21:24 UTC
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Comment #1
apmsooner commentedspecifically this is when i enable the admin ui. It is critical issue because it won't allow me to import anything after even bypassing the error and creating a feed importer.
Comment #2
apmsooner commentedalso... with feeds enabled... i get this error when trying to run cron:
PDOException: SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'autop5_webdemo.feeds_log' doesn't exist: DELETE FROM {feeds_log} WHERE (request_time < :db_condition_placeholder_0) ; Array ( [:db_condition_placeholder_0] => 1293646858 ) in feeds_cron() (line 43 of /home/../public_html/../sites/all/modules/feeds/feeds.module).
Comment #3
David Goode commentedI didn't come across this issue when enabling either feeds or feeds_ui. Any other specifics? Make sure to use the latest checkout from CVS of the 7.x branch. The alpha is not meant to be stable.
Comment #4
apmsooner commentedhmm... maybe thats the problem is the module version. Unfortunately i have no idea how to get the latest checkout from CVS... the only link on the module page is for the alpha version. I didn't see anything stating that version was unstable.... other than that it is "alpha".
Comment #5
David Goode commentedTry either using CVS: http://drupal.org/node/583948/cvs-instructions/DRUPAL-7--2
or just downloading the -dev release on the releases page: http://drupal.org/node/927032
Comment #6
apmsooner commentedThanks. I'm beginning to think this is a greater issue related to drupal core. I'm getting this error now in drupal 7.0 latest stable release:
Fatal error: Class 'PDO' not found in /home/../public_html/../includes/database/database.inc on line 185
So i'm just going to close this issue out and assume its not feeds related for now and reinstall drupal all together.
Comment #7
apmsooner commentedOkay still not working... i installed the dev version and still having the errors popup. I'm going to have to just wait it out for a stable release i guess.
Thanks.
Comment #8
webthingee commentedI am also getting this error...
running...
Drupal core 7.0
Chaos tool suite 7.x-1.0-alpha2
Job Scheduler 7.x-2.0-alpha2
and when I enable Feeds 7.x-2.x-dev
I get...
DatabaseSchemaObjectExistsException: Table feeds_importer already exists. in DatabaseSchema->createTable() (line 630 of /home/clients/websites/w_hear/public_html/hear/includes/database/schema.inc).
The error clears with a screen refresh.
When I run cron, the error comes again.
* Note: I tried to uninstall feeds to start over, and noticed it was not listed in 'uninstall'
Comment #9
Ooxo commentedGot the same problem, I created the missing table, and now everything seems fine!
Hope it helps
Comment #10
bryancasler commentedsubscribe
Comment #11
molave commentedSubscribing. I have the same issue. Thanks.
Comment #12
wiherek commentedsame issue - latest dev version, drupal 7.14
Comment #13
chrisjlee commentedI just dropped that table and then feeds was able to work for me.
How to reproduce this issue for me:
install drupal 7.20
install feeds_ui, feeds
drush dis feeds feeds ui; drush pm-uninstall feeds_ui feeds;
renable feeds
Disabling feeds then leaves two leftover tables: feeds_source feeds_importer
Each time i have to drop them in order to renable feeds, feeds ui:
Have this problem with feeds 2.x dev and feeds 2.x-alpha7
Comment #14
ann b commentedIt would be helpful if the uninstall dropped all of the feeds tables, including cache_feeds_http. I had to manually drop all of the feeds tables, in order to get an uninstall/reinstall to work on a test site. Thanks @chrisjlee for the tip in #13.
Feeds 7.x-2.0-beta3
Comment #15
megachriz@ann b
I just tried to uninstall Feeds and all feeds tables were correctly gone, including 'cache_feeds_http'. Drupal automatically removes database tables when uninstalling a module, if the module in question has properly declared its tables (in an implementation of
hook_schema(), seefeeds_schema()in feeds.install), which I think Feeds does. It's possible that due to an error that happened during the uninstallation, Drupal was unable to fully complete the uninstallation. This may be caused by a bug in a module or PHP exceeding the maximum execution time (for example when uninstalling many modules at once). Do you notice any error messages in the log at the time of the uninstallation? Check both the database log (admin/reports/dblog) and the server error log.Comment #16
megachriz@chrisjlee
Disabling a module does not remove its tables. Only uninstalling a module does.
The command
drush pm-uninstall feeds_ui feedswill only uninstall feeds_ui. For some reason, drush cannot set the right order of modules to uninstall and instead comes up with the following response:Which leaves Feeds still installed. It should not however cause the error of already existing tables when enabling Feeds again, as Feeds is officially still installed at this point.
Comment #17
ann b commentedThanks @MegaChriz. I was using the front-end to disable and uninstall the modules, and was having trouble getting the feeds module to show up in the uninstall list. I thought I had uninstalled it at some point but I checked the logs. I only disabled it. So when I re-enabled the module, I would get the following error or a similar one with a different table name:
DatabaseSchemaObjectExistsException: Table feeds_importer already exists. in DatabaseSchema->createTable() (line 660 of .../includes/database/schema.inc).
Comment #18
ann b commented