mediamonks / mssql-bundle
Symfony Bundle for working with Microsoft SQL Server on *nix (dblib) and Windows (sqlsrv) with UTF-8 and transactions support
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Type:symfony-bundle
Requires
- php: ^5.4|~7.0
Suggests
- symfony/framework-bundle: For when using this in Symfony
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Last update: 2024-11-29 04:52:17 UTC
README
MediaMonksMssqlBundle
This bundle provides a driver which makes Symfony and Doctrine (DBAL and ORM) support dblib driver on *nix systems while also being compatible with sqlsrv on Windows.
- Uses pdo_sqlsrv on Windows and pdo_dblib on unix
- Supports UTF-8
- Supports transactions
- Supports Doctrine ORM
- Supports Sonata Admin
- Supports Symfony Sessions
There are a few bundles and packages out there which can handle dblib but unfortunately we could not make it work with UTF-8 so we spent a while on cracking this issue. Since others had already done a lot of work on this we felt we had to return the favour to the community and release this bundle.
A Big Thanks
- Realestate.co.nz for their awesome MssqlBundle which was the base for this bundle
- Leaseweb for their PdoDblib package which was very useful too
- Michal for his hard work in the past on projects where dblib had to be used, your input for this bundle was very valuable
- Arjen for his dedicated work on the function that prepares the query for supporting UTF-8 ♥
- Tonny & Elmar from the .NET team for their help on working with Microsoft SQL Server
Notes
- Do not use pdo_dblib unless you have very good reasons, use a different driver if you get the chance
- You probably need to be change the FreeTDS conf, make sure you can
- Support for ORM requires modifications to some Doctrine files in the vendor folder, a script for Composer which does this automatically is provided in this bundle
- When doing manual queries you should always use executeQuery() and executeUpdate() on Doctrine DBAL
- Named parameters are not supported, UTF-8 characters will be saved as ?
- This bundle was only tested on SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2 and nvarchar fields
- Joined inheritance mapping in ORM is not supported yet since we did not need it, this might be supported in the future
- Symfony session handler does not use locking now, this might be supported in the future
- There are no tests since original tests on Doctrine are also likely to fail, take this bundle as-is but please create a PR if you have found an issue and fixed it
- MediaMonks is not responsible for any data loss, use dblib and this driver at your own risk
Documentation
Please refer to the files in the /Resources/doc folder.