Designer page save fails if dB name contains period.

[cj1067b]

Ver 4.8.5, repeatable
Open database with a period in the name
Ex beta.testdb

When saving page from designer, an error box opens "insert into phpmyadmin.pma__table_coords..."

Viewing the pma_table_coords, phpmyadmin saved the part of the database name before the period, in the case above "beta" into the db_name column, which I believe should be the full database name, and the part after the period, "testdb" as the table name.

[marcus-hiles]

Hi @cj1067b, could you please provide some snap to aid in reproducing this, thanks?

[cj1067b]

I'm not seeing an option to attach snaps. I'm writing this with Firefox on Android.

create a database "test.db"
Create table 1, with an ID field primary.
Create table 2, with a table1_id column, indexed.

Go to the designer, show both tables and create a relationship between ID in table 1 and table1_id column in table2.
As soon as I created this, the designer blanked. If I show the 2 tables in designer again, it does not show the relationship. If you try to create the relationship again, it says "error: relationship already exists".
Try to save the designer page
Then view the pma__table__coords in the phpmyadmin database.
It will show, just 1 row,
"test" in the "db_name" column
"db" in the "table_name" column.

It should show 2 rows with "test.db" in the db_name column, and table1/table2 in the "table_name" column on separate rows.

Now if you try this again, but in a database called testdb, no period, it works as it should.

[williamdes]

Reproduced some of the issue on demo server (root, no password)

• 4.8.x

[Bournvita1998]

@williamdes @shucon @ibennetch Can you still reproduce this?

Here I created a database first.second with 2 tables(table1, table2). After creating the relation as suggested above, everything is fine here. I didn't observe any of the changes as mentioned here.

[ibennetch]

INSERT INTO `phpmyadmin`.`pma__table_coords` (`db_name`, `table_name`, `pdf_page_number`, `x`, `y`) VALUES ('data', 'base', '11', '384', '25')

Indeed I can reproduce this.

Once you create a database with a dot in the name (data.base in my test, but your first.second should also be fine), click the "Save page as" or "Save page" links from the expanding menu on the left, like so:

Does that help?