Cannot uninstall modules due to missing table br_schedule
When I hit the Uninstall tab in the UI or try to uninstall a module with Drush I get the following errors:
Drush:
SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist
Drupal Log:
DrupalCoreDatabaseDatabaseExceptionWrapper: SQLSTATE[42S02]:
Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist:
SELECT base_table.vid AS vid,
base_table.id AS id FROM {br_schedule}
base_table LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0; Array ( ) in
DrupalCoreEntityEntityStorageBase->hasData()
(line 552 of MYSITEPATH/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/EntityStorageBase.php).
I have no idea what br_schedule is so I don't know how to rebuild that table. I have Businesses Rules installed but I see no br_schedule module.
database uninstalling
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
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When I hit the Uninstall tab in the UI or try to uninstall a module with Drush I get the following errors:
Drush:
SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist
Drupal Log:
DrupalCoreDatabaseDatabaseExceptionWrapper: SQLSTATE[42S02]:
Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist:
SELECT base_table.vid AS vid,
base_table.id AS id FROM {br_schedule}
base_table LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0; Array ( ) in
DrupalCoreEntityEntityStorageBase->hasData()
(line 552 of MYSITEPATH/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/EntityStorageBase.php).
I have no idea what br_schedule is so I don't know how to rebuild that table. I have Businesses Rules installed but I see no br_schedule module.
database uninstalling
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
1
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybedrush updbcould solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15
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When I hit the Uninstall tab in the UI or try to uninstall a module with Drush I get the following errors:
Drush:
SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist
Drupal Log:
DrupalCoreDatabaseDatabaseExceptionWrapper: SQLSTATE[42S02]:
Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist:
SELECT base_table.vid AS vid,
base_table.id AS id FROM {br_schedule}
base_table LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0; Array ( ) in
DrupalCoreEntityEntityStorageBase->hasData()
(line 552 of MYSITEPATH/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/EntityStorageBase.php).
I have no idea what br_schedule is so I don't know how to rebuild that table. I have Businesses Rules installed but I see no br_schedule module.
database uninstalling
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
When I hit the Uninstall tab in the UI or try to uninstall a module with Drush I get the following errors:
Drush:
SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist
Drupal Log:
DrupalCoreDatabaseDatabaseExceptionWrapper: SQLSTATE[42S02]:
Base table or view not found:
1146 Table 'DATABASENAME.br_schedule' doesn't exist:
SELECT base_table.vid AS vid,
base_table.id AS id FROM {br_schedule}
base_table LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0; Array ( ) in
DrupalCoreEntityEntityStorageBase->hasData()
(line 552 of MYSITEPATH/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/EntityStorageBase.php).
I have no idea what br_schedule is so I don't know how to rebuild that table. I have Businesses Rules installed but I see no br_schedule module.
database uninstalling
database uninstalling
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
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asked Feb 3 at 17:21
Brad OBrad O
474
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It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
1
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybedrush updbcould solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15
add a comment |
It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
1
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybedrush updbcould solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15
It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
1
1
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybe
drush updb could solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybe
drush updb could solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15
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Found the issue. My database updates are not happening. Ran updatedb:status with drush and I get:
file_entity 8004 hook_update_n Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field.
business_rules_schedule entity type entity-update The Schedule entity type needs to be installed.
file entity type entity-update The File type field needs to be updated.
node entity type entity-update The node.field_zipcode field needs to be updated.
"Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field." is failing so the "business_rules_schedule" update isn't happening.
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
I spun up a blank D8 with Business Rules installed and exported the br_schedule table and imported it into the effected site. Now I can uninstall modules.
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
Perhaps the easiest workaround as @kevin mentions would be to download adminer or use existing phpmyadmin if you have and create that table with no content running the following (or similar) SQL command
CREATE TABLE br_schedule (
ID int
);
then try again to see if it can uninstall
NOTE: use with caution its not a bulletproof technique, I have used it a few times and was able to complete broken uninstalls on messed up databases but as mradcliffe mentions it might screw things up as well.
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of whatbr_scheduleis but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB
– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
add a comment |
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Found the issue. My database updates are not happening. Ran updatedb:status with drush and I get:
file_entity 8004 hook_update_n Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field.
business_rules_schedule entity type entity-update The Schedule entity type needs to be installed.
file entity type entity-update The File type field needs to be updated.
node entity type entity-update The node.field_zipcode field needs to be updated.
"Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field." is failing so the "business_rules_schedule" update isn't happening.
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
Found the issue. My database updates are not happening. Ran updatedb:status with drush and I get:
file_entity 8004 hook_update_n Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field.
business_rules_schedule entity type entity-update The Schedule entity type needs to be installed.
file entity type entity-update The File type field needs to be updated.
node entity type entity-update The node.field_zipcode field needs to be updated.
"Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field." is failing so the "business_rules_schedule" update isn't happening.
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
Found the issue. My database updates are not happening. Ran updatedb:status with drush and I get:
file_entity 8004 hook_update_n Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field.
business_rules_schedule entity type entity-update The Schedule entity type needs to be installed.
file entity type entity-update The File type field needs to be updated.
node entity type entity-update The node.field_zipcode field needs to be updated.
"Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field." is failing so the "business_rules_schedule" update isn't happening.
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
Found the issue. My database updates are not happening. Ran updatedb:status with drush and I get:
file_entity 8004 hook_update_n Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field.
business_rules_schedule entity type entity-update The Schedule entity type needs to be installed.
file entity type entity-update The File type field needs to be updated.
node entity type entity-update The node.field_zipcode field needs to be updated.
"Fix entity field mismatches on the file type field." is failing so the "business_rules_schedule" update isn't happening.
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:39
Brad OBrad O
474
474
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I spun up a blank D8 with Business Rules installed and exported the br_schedule table and imported it into the effected site. Now I can uninstall modules.
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
I spun up a blank D8 with Business Rules installed and exported the br_schedule table and imported it into the effected site. Now I can uninstall modules.
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
add a comment |
I spun up a blank D8 with Business Rules installed and exported the br_schedule table and imported it into the effected site. Now I can uninstall modules.
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
I spun up a blank D8 with Business Rules installed and exported the br_schedule table and imported it into the effected site. Now I can uninstall modules.
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
answered Feb 3 at 18:56
Brad OBrad O
474
474
add a comment |
add a comment |
Perhaps the easiest workaround as @kevin mentions would be to download adminer or use existing phpmyadmin if you have and create that table with no content running the following (or similar) SQL command
CREATE TABLE br_schedule (
ID int
);
then try again to see if it can uninstall
NOTE: use with caution its not a bulletproof technique, I have used it a few times and was able to complete broken uninstalls on messed up databases but as mradcliffe mentions it might screw things up as well.
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of whatbr_scheduleis but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB
– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
add a comment |
Perhaps the easiest workaround as @kevin mentions would be to download adminer or use existing phpmyadmin if you have and create that table with no content running the following (or similar) SQL command
CREATE TABLE br_schedule (
ID int
);
then try again to see if it can uninstall
NOTE: use with caution its not a bulletproof technique, I have used it a few times and was able to complete broken uninstalls on messed up databases but as mradcliffe mentions it might screw things up as well.
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of whatbr_scheduleis but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB
– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
add a comment |
Perhaps the easiest workaround as @kevin mentions would be to download adminer or use existing phpmyadmin if you have and create that table with no content running the following (or similar) SQL command
CREATE TABLE br_schedule (
ID int
);
then try again to see if it can uninstall
NOTE: use with caution its not a bulletproof technique, I have used it a few times and was able to complete broken uninstalls on messed up databases but as mradcliffe mentions it might screw things up as well.
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
Perhaps the easiest workaround as @kevin mentions would be to download adminer or use existing phpmyadmin if you have and create that table with no content running the following (or similar) SQL command
CREATE TABLE br_schedule (
ID int
);
then try again to see if it can uninstall
NOTE: use with caution its not a bulletproof technique, I have used it a few times and was able to complete broken uninstalls on messed up databases but as mradcliffe mentions it might screw things up as well.
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
edited Feb 3 at 18:42
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
answered Feb 3 at 17:57
GiorgosKGiorgosK
4,90311133
4,90311133
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of whatbr_scheduleis but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB
– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
add a comment |
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of whatbr_scheduleis but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB
– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
1
1
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
This might cause further errors because the table is provided by a content entity type.
– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:16
1
1
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of what
br_schedule is but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
@mradcliffe perhaps you are right its a trial and error not to be tried on live site, I am not aware of what
br_schedule is but the above technique has saved me a few times when I get in my hands a broken DB– GiorgosK
Feb 3 at 18:41
add a comment |
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It doesn’t have to be a module necessarily, a module can create as many tables as it needs to. An easy way to get out of this is to create a bare table using a database editor/interface called br_schedule then try to uninstall the module. This will get you around the error. The rest sounds like a bug for the Business rules module.
– Kevin
Feb 3 at 17:25
1
br_schedule is the base table for the business_rules_schedule entity type. Perhaps the module was previously installed before the entity type existed in the current version. Maybe
drush updbcould solve the issue (it should run entup as well these days).– mradcliffe
Feb 3 at 18:15