On 2 Nov 2011, at 16:14, Jon Bennett wrote:
>> I've had some similar trouble with 2.0
>> turned out the fields in the DB were not the same type.
>> id on one table was a bigint and the foreign key on the relationship table was a regular integer.
>> atenciosamente,
>
> With MySQL you can catch these errors at db schema level if you use
> foreign key constraints, as you can't connect columns of different
> types.
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