I am using PhpStorm 2016.1.2 and have been comfortably using PhpStorm for a couple of years. I have my Storm set up with the Database connection and displaying the MySQL database that my PHP pages connect to. The SQL is usually written within the PHP page in custom functions via a database connection class.
An example code chunk:
$checkData = $dataBaseSecure->getSelect(
"SELECT check_login.fail_id, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(check_login.last_action) AS timer
FROM check_login WHERE check_login.ip_addr = ? AND check_login.check_drop = ? ",
$data, TRUE);
Don't worry about the database PHP wrapper, this style and layout of SQL in PHP has been around on my work for a couple of years, in PhpStorm and works completely and accurately on the server and on all testings.
As Of Yesterday (17th June 2016)
I don't know what's changed but suddenly PhpStorm is now telling me, on all my SQL strings, across all my Projects:
Unable to resolve symbol '<table name>'
or
Unable to resolve column '<column name>'
And also (due to this) PhpStorm no longer carries out any auto-complete or organisation functions as I work on my SQL code.
Solutions I've tried
I have already tried to invalidate and revalidate my caches based on this answer to a similar question. But that hasn't helped.
I have very carefully explored my settings but the PhpStorm Database tab successfully connects to the database, and as far as I'm aware I made no changes to cause this change in behaviour.
I have looked over the various (and many) settings in PhpStorm preferences but seen nothing that has shone any light on this issue, or the changes I have tweaked have not resolved it.
I have found this answer but this does not seem to apply as my table names are not variables. I have also found this post, which while dated 2014 shows a similar issue but not a suitable solution.
I only have one database connection in most projects, but the number of databases doesn't seem to effect if this issue occurs.
Fully escaping SQL queries with appropriate backticks around named entities does not resolve the issue.
I have correctly configured my SQL dialect to the correct MySQL.
Reading related posts I'm found on Stack Overflow has provided no useful information.
I have no plugins in PhpStorm that relate to this issue or PHP/MySQL interaction.
If you have any ideas how to resolve this please tell me. If you have specific preferences you'd like me to check please let me know and I can add them into the question, (there are so many preferences in PhpStorm I won't post them all here right now, as I'm sure most are not related to this issue).
The Key is that this system was working perfectly two days ago!!!
Please try re-synchronizing your DB schemas -- just in case if it somehow got corrupted or invalid.
If it did not give any visual results -- try more radical version of it:
close IDE
open .idea subfolder for this project (the place where this project settings are stored)
delete dataSources.ids file
re-open project in IDE
re-sync DB structure / re-create DB connection from scratch.
None of the above worked for me - what eventually did was...
Selecting a portion of the SQL string that would run and then right clicking and selecting "Execute" and selecting the schema.
For some reason that allowed PHPStorm (more like light
drizzle) to figure out what it should be looking at.
Related
I have connected to my work database via DBeaver. Recently colleague told me about a procedure that lets me check newly added entities through our front-end.
And I can't find it in the list of procedures, nor using this query:
SHOW PROCEDURE STATUS WHERE Name LIKE '%name%'
I have the same connection settings as my colleague's, same user, etc, but he uses DbForge and I use DBeaver, cause at some point of time DbForge began having too much restrictions for free version (I wasn't simply able to execute queries), and the older version my colleague gave me didn't install in Windows 11.
So, I'm thinking may be there's some settings in the DBeaver that hide certain stored procedures, or I need to adjust connection settings.
Does anyone has clue on this?
Or may be someone could suggest some alternative to DbForge, which allows to execute queries in the free version and to set colors to connections (I find that thing convenient), and possibly doesn't have this problem, may be because of being more MySQl-oriented.
Thanks in advance!
I've tried to open connection settings and check out the additional parameters there, but can't seem to notice anything relevant.
Ok, seems like there was misunderstanding between me and my colleague, and he actually meant some another DB Server, but with same User/Password combination. Thanks for the comments, that also helped in finding the cause. I really did install MySQL Workbench, saw the same picture in there, and started wondering what else it could be and reading our communication again.
My mistake) The question is no longer actual.
Please let me preface by saying I know absolutely nothing about BIRT. I have never worked with it but find myself having to diagnose an issue with our use of it. Doing so, I've become stumped.
Background:
There have been no code changes related to any of our BIRT files in years
We have all versions locked to something specific, so we didn't accidentally roll forward to a newer, incompatible version
We're running in a Docker container now (docker-compose specifically). This is the closest thing to a smoking gun I see -- perhaps when we migrated, some 'done directly on the server' change was left behind? Environment variable, manually downloaded JAR, something like that? But I don't even know what to check, and I cannot access the old version to compare differences.
The problem:
When visiting a URL such as http://localhost/birt/frameset?__report=something.rptdesign&__format=pdf&skey=something&__title=something&Company_id=something we get an error:
+ Multiple exceptions occurred.
What I have tried
Looking into the webapps/birt/logs/ReportEngine_*.log file, I see the following:
org.eclipse.birt.data.engine.odaconsumer.ConnectionManager openConnection
SEVERE: Unable to open connection.
org.eclipse.birt.report.data.oda.jdbc.JDBCException: Missing properties in Connection.open(Properties).
Elsewhere, I've seen that moving some missing JARs into birt/webapps/WEB-INF/lib can address such issues, but doing so has not yielded any different results. I have tried doing so with both mysql-connector-java-8.0.26.jar and org.eclipse.birt.report.data.oda.jdbc-4.8.2.jar but it has not changed the behavior. I think my error is unrelated to that but I thought it was worth a try.
I'm sure that error is correct -- something is missing from Properties in Connection.open(Properties) but I do not know BIRT well enough to know where it's looking for that or how to feed it what it needs/how to know what's missing.
I see that we have a DB.properties file in the parent folder of our rptdesign files like so:
|- something/
|---- something.rptdesign
|- DB.properties
This file contains just a JDBC mysql string like foo.bar.com=jdbc:mysql://something:3306/something
It looks like every .rptdesign file has the same connection information in it, but also contains a username/password. I am able to connect to the database using those credentials.
Any help or other ideas are very appreciated. I can try to provide whatever details are needed in case something isn't clear. Unfortunately, I don't know enough to know what that might be.
Some of our ColdFusion sites are having the words "coupon" inserted into their footer with a link to another site. Is there anything I can do to prevent this? Is there any software I can run to help detect any vulnerabilities? It doesn't seem to be SQL injection as the databases seem fine and nothing unusual is showing up in the logs.
There are several variations of attacks that produce this sort of result (appending a link to some malicious or nefarious site). For example, this one (Script Injection) uses the latency between a file upload and checking to insert executable code on your server.
Other attack vectors include FTP (which is why you should not use it), or other file transfer protocols. In your case the infected machine may not be the server. It could be a client machine with access to the server - a developer who has set up FTP to the server for example.
Let me know if you need formal help - we have a good track record fixing this sort of thing. If you get more clues post them and I'll try to help. I will warn you that if this is a server infectionit is at the root level and is so pervasive your only option is to start with a pristine install and reinstall your code. Bad news I know - sorry :(
We had something similar happen when one of our servers was hit by the hack Charlie Arehart describes here:
http://www.carehart.org/blog/client/index.cfm/2013/1/2/serious_security_threat
Have you had these patches?
Another option that I would recommend is searching your site(s) for any use of the <cffile> tag that isn't expected. I had a customer that somehow got a single file that was a backdoor to their site. It was particularly dangerous because it could upload files to any location on the server as well as execute any SQL command against any datasource on the server. In other words, this single file opened the door to all of the sites and databases that were running on that server.
This backdoor file (which was named vision.cfm) was often used to update footers with links to coupon and spam sites. vision.cfm was only 210 lines of code.
The entire server had to be sanitized after this was discovered.
The database that I am working on (in MS-Access XP) seems to have become corrupted somehow. It no longer supports any events - clicks, change, update events, nothing seems to work. This is the error that I get:
The expression On Change you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Object or class does not support the set of events.
What can I do to make events start working again? I have tried Tools->Database Utilities->Compact and Repair Database..., but it didn't help at all. Also, it hasn't been like this the whole time - events were originally working, but now nothing works, not even the auto-generated command buttons.
Compact and repair generally won't solve problems that happens in objects other than tables and indexes. Importing usually fixes those but maybe try a decompile and then an import. Decompile or how to reduce Microsoft Access MDB/MDE size and decrease start-up times
I encountered the same problem once and documented my trouble shooting steps here. The expression On Click you entered ...
Also see Corrupt Objects within a Corrupt Microsoft Access MDB
Long discussion summarized.
One page that might have a solution that might help is Errors using multiple versions of Access under Vista/Windows 7 This is basically a permissions problem into the registry.
Another suggestion is to to repair the Office 2003 installation in control panel. A2003 then reverts to using Version 11 of the library, but only until A2007 is used again, then the problem reappears.
The original poster stated "Okay, after a few restarts, it seems that removing the 2007 runtime did fix the problem for me. "
Tony alluded to this in his long string of comments, but this sounds exactly like the dueling Access registration problem. I hadn't used A2007 until recently (I had the runtime installed to test if a database developed in A2003 could be deployed under it -- it could -- but hadn't used it since that testing was completely), and when I run A2007 after I've been using A2003, it has to reconfigure itself. The other day, something went wrong during the A2003 reconfiguration (after having last run A2007) and I got errors similar to yours. Running A2007 (to re-register everything as A2007) and then running A2003 (to re-register everything as A2003) fixed the problem.
The key is that when the re-registration fails, Access doesn't necessarily know it the next time it runs, so you end up running in an environment that is partly registered for A2003 and partly for A2007. The way to restore it is to run the other version of Access. That is, if A2003 is launching without the reconfiguration notice, then close it down and run A2007 so it reconfigures itself and re-registers itself as the real Access. Then when you run A2003 next, it will re-register itself as the authoritative version of Access and your A2003 app should have all of its references in proper shape.
Yes, this is very annoying.
And time-consuming.
I don't know why MS seems to think this is something that doesn't need to be fixed. While I know they don't give a rat's ass about developers who need to run A2003 and A2007 side by side, there are plenty of end users who might have an A2007 runtime app installed but also have A2003 installed as part of their base Office installation.
This has been going on forever, so I doubt it will ever be fixed.
I have encountered the same problems many times in Access 2013. From a page on MS web site, I found the answer which solved my problem. I am sharing it here.
I copied the code safely somewhere else outside Access, in the Notepad++.
Then I deleted entire vent Procedure, with its code, which was not firing.
Created fresh Event procedure, and restored the code from Notepad++ to the newly created Event Procedure.
The event earlier not firing started without any glitch. The issue got solved.
I don't know why the problem appears. This problem has come up many times and every time it is resolved with the same solution.
Try it.
Try to decompile and recompile the database.
If that does not work, I usually create a new database and import everything from this one to the new one. If something is corrupted, I will encounter issues at that time and be able to fix it.
Can you see the code in your code modules? If so, cut and paste it somewhere safe. Then flip the HasModule setting for each form to false, repair the database, and restore the code to newly created code modules.
You decompile the database by adding the flag /decompile to the start-up options i.e.
msaccess.exe “C:\my_folder\mydb.mdb” /decompile
I find that solves most of my problems. If not then another one is to re-secure the database by running the security wizard. This basically makes a new db and imports all the objects for you
I had a similar problem. When it started I created a new version of the code by copying the database. This did not help. However, deleting the form from the new database and importing it from the original solved the issue. I did not receive any warnings of corrupted code or other. It simply just worked without any changes to the VBA etc. Bit weird all in all
I compacted the database (Access 2010) into a new one. No joy. Deleted the form that was not working and imported it from the old database. No joy. Recompiled. JOY! Not sure why it quit and why it now works. I suspect a problem with a large amount of text in a linked text box on the form.
I connect to a lot of different servers in SQL Management Studio, but I find that not only is there no way to delete the old connections (dbnames, usernames, etc.), they also start to show up as duplicates.
Is there any way to clear them/reorder the history? I can't seem to find any easy way.
Thanks!
I had the same issue and found the file in question is SqlStudio.bin. I'm not sure how you'd go about editing it, but if you re/move it, you get a blank slate for your SQL connections.
We still use XP here at work, so the file is located in the C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell folder.
Have a look at the DialogSettings.xml and mru.dat files in your %AppData%\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\ShellSEM directory. I haven't tried tinkering with mine yet, but they look like they've got the relevant information in.
I suggest you back them up first though!
If you just want to delete a connection you no longer need, select it in the Server Name dropdown and hit your delete key. Not particularly intuitive, but it works.