Modifying content class doesn't work

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Wilfried Pigoury	Monday 10 September 2007 8:45:02 am Hi, I'm trying to update a content class to add an attribute. There's over 7600 objects using this content class so when I send the modifications the first time it runs during 1 or 2 minutes and then stops with a fatal error. Looking at the class shows me that the attribute isn't there but when I edit the class it's here. None of the content objects are updated as far as I noticed, that means none of them has the added attribute. When I try to edit and save again the class it's pretty fast and no error shows up but the attribute still isn't there and no objects are updated. I tried to delete the attribute and recreate it, emptying the cache at each step, nothing works. What can I do to update my class with this new attribute ? I'm running eZPublish 3.8.7 on a Linux based server with php 4.4.4. Thanks for all advice.
Pascal von Büren	Monday 10 September 2007 9:05:01 am Hi Wilfried, there is a nice little <i>hack</i> helping you in your task: http://ez.no/community/contribs/hacks/update_class_from_command_line Worked perfectly changing some 25'000 Objects.

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Monday 10 September 2007 8:45:02 am

Hi,
I'm trying to update a content class to add an attribute.
There's over 7600 objects using this content class so when I send the modifications the first time it runs during 1 or 2 minutes and then stops with a fatal error.
Looking at the class shows me that the attribute isn't there but when I edit the class it's here.

None of the content objects are updated as far as I noticed, that means none of them has the added attribute.

When I try to edit and save again the class it's pretty fast and no error shows up but the attribute still isn't there and no objects are updated.

I tried to delete the attribute and recreate it, emptying the cache at each step, nothing works.

What can I do to update my class with this new attribute ?

I'm running eZPublish 3.8.7 on a Linux based server with php 4.4.4.

Thanks for all advice.

Pascal von Büren

Monday 10 September 2007 9:05:01 am

Hi Wilfried,

there is a nice little <i>hack</i> helping you in your task:

http://ez.no/community/contribs/hacks/update_class_from_command_line

Worked perfectly changing some 25'000 Objects.