model->findFirstBy... doesn't work with columnMap() in Oracle

[skaosYan]

Hi,

Phalcon 2.0.2, Oracle 12c.

I have set columnMap() for my model.
Then, I invoke find on my model like this:
Users::findFirstByEmail('test@test.com');

In SQL debug.log I see:

[Tue, 09 Jun 15 02:58:38 +0300][INFO] SELECT COUNT() "numrows" FROM (SELECT * FROM (SELECT Z1., ROWNUM PHALCON_RN FROM (SELECT USERS.USERID, USERS.NAME, USERS.EMAIL, USERS.PASSWORD, USERS.MUSTCHANGEPASSWORD, USERS.PROFILESID, USERS.SEX, USERS.PHONE, USERS.BIRTHDATE FROM USERS WHERE USERS.EMAIL = :0) Z1 WHERE ROWNUM <= 1))

But the call itself results in error:

Column 'PHALCON_RN' doesn't make part of the column map
#0 [internal function]: Phalcon\Mvc\Model::cloneResultMap(Object(Vokuro\Models\Users), Array, Array, 0, false)

#1 [internal function]: Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Resultset\Simple->current()

#2 [internal function]: Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Resultset->getFirst()

#3 [internal function]: Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Query->execute(Array, NULL)

#4 [internal function]: Phalcon\Mvc\Model::findFirst(Array)

#5 /home/var/www/html/v1/app/controllers/UsersController.php(93): Phalcon\Mvc\Model::__callStatic('findFirstByEmai...', Array)

#6 /home/var/www/html/v1/app/controllers/UsersController.php(93): Vokuro\Models\Users::findFirstByEmail('test@test.ru')

#7 [internal function]: Vokuro\Controllers\UsersController->createAction()

#8 [internal function]: Phalcon\Dispatcher->dispatch()

#9 /home/var/www/html/v1/public/index.php(41): Phalcon\Mvc\Application->handle()

How this bug can be fixed?

[dreamsxin]

Please submit model code?

[skaosYan]

I have fixed it by adding 'PHALCON_RN' => 'phalcon_rn', into the columnMap(). But this should be done at core level.

getDI()->get('db')->lastInsertId($this->getSequenceName()); } public function getSource() { return "USERS"; } public function columnMap() { return array( 'USERID' => 'userid', 'NAME' => 'name', 'PHONE' => 'phone', 'EMAIL' => 'email', 'PASSWORD' => 'password', 'MUSTCHANGEPASSWORD' => 'mustChangePassword', 'PROFILESID' => 'profilesId', 'SEX' => 'sex', 'BIRTHDATE' => 'birthdate', 'PHALCON_RN' => 'phalcon_rn', ); } public function initialize() { $this->skipAttributesOnCreate( array('USERID') ); } }

[dreamsxin]

Fields should case sensitive.

[skaosYan]

Sorry, I do not understand how to apply your answer, would you elaborate?

[dreamsxin]

Column name is phalcon_rn, Use uppercase PHALCON_RN must be map.

[andresgutierrez]

This is fixed in the 2.0.x branch (Phalcon 2.0.4), you have to change a global ORM setting to allow unexpected columns:

\Phalcon\Mvc\Model::setup(['ignoreUnknownColumns' => true]);

[skaosYan]

Cool, thank you