Handle PostgreSQL 18 RESTRICT Errors in Doctrine DBAL
Recognize SQLSTATE 23001 after a PostgreSQL 18 upgrade, update Doctrine DBAL, and keep a narrow compatibility fallback.
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Recognize SQLSTATE 23001 after a PostgreSQL 18 upgrade, update Doctrine DBAL, and keep a narrow compatibility fallback.
Bind backslashes as values instead of embedding ambiguous literals, and use current PDO PostgreSQL parsing with native prepares.
Measure heap allocation before and after DELETE WITH (TABLOCK), and check row versioning instead of assuming LOB columns prevent deallocation.
Compare plan creation times and handles before trying to reconcile sys.dm_exec_procedure_stats with statement-level query statistics.
Measure metadata-call memory growth per pooled connection, avoid repeated getIndexInfo calls, and test a fixed JDBC driver release.
Use Doctrine DBAL’s public naming interfaces and a narrow temporary PHPStan suppression when getObjectName() is reported as internal.
Capture the detailed BACKUP error, read the SQL Server error log, and test the destination with the Database Engine service identity.
Validate a supplied PHP session ID, set it before session_start(), and verify that cookies and the configured save handler preserve it.
Queue recipients, respect per-chat and broadcast limits, honor retry_after, and checkpoint large Telegram bot broadcasts.
Use a stable snapshot or cursor when possible, and add a high-water mark plus ID deduplication when an API exposes only limit and offset.