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Sharding #162

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This moves the Doctrine shards project into DBAL. It is self-contained and doe not affect the normal DBAL code. It does however add an interesting new concept for changing databases: SchemaSynchronizer. It is essentially an Interface for SchemaTool operations in ORM. This allows sharding implementations to synchronize multiple databases at once.

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This pull request fails (merged 0b4251e2 into 2cac730).

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stof commented Jun 16, 2012

The content of the docs folder should be moved to the DBAL documentation instead


if ($noDrops) {
return $schemaDiff->toSaveSql($this->platform);
} else {
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no need to use else as the if returns

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This pull request fails (merged 672dc1cf into 2cac730).

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This pull request fails (merged 33a7c6b2 into 2cac730).

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This pull request fails (merged 12f381f into baf30ae).

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beberlei added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 26, 2012
@beberlei beberlei merged commit dd16703 into master Jun 26, 2012
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