I know that none of my tables have an index setup could this be the
problem??
It’s looking for a table called publiic_indices, which sounds like a
typo to me - public_indices would be a more normal spelling. If your
database does contain a public_indices table then see if there are any
references to that table name or a publiic_indices.yml fixture file
and try correcting the spelling.
I know that none of my tables have an index setup could this be the
problem??
It’s looking for a table called publiic_indices, which sounds like a
typo to me - public_indices would be a more normal spelling. If your
database does contain a public_indices table then see if there are any
references to that table name or a publiic_indices.yml fixture file
and try correcting the spelling.
Fred
Hi Fred,
I noticed that it was looking for the table but I knew that I didn’t
have a table of this name in my project.
I found the offending yml file in the fixtures, it was from a MVC that
one of the other guys had created then deleted but for some reason the
this file wasn’t deleted also.
Thanks for your help,
Graham
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