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I receive the following error only when I clear the cache:

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When I try to rebuild the image index, all of my image paths go missing. I'm not sure what caused this error but I do need to fix it.

I've checked my image transforms and everything is named correctly. I even tried to delete and re-add and still nothing. I'm getting this same error on another one of my craft sites when I empty the cache.

I have no idea what's causing it.

I did come across this post: CDbException: Column not found

I read through the comments but no solution has been posted. I did a db search for CONSTRAINT or FOREIGN KEY and have both.

Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

UPDATE!!!

Things I tested and found:

I looked at the assettransformindex in the database and it was empty.

I ran an INSERT statement to populate the rows with proper information - it inserted successfully. I refreshed the site, the CBd exception was gone.

I cleared the cache, minus the image transform index and the site still worked perfectly.

I cleared the cache with image transform index selected and it stripped everything from the DB.

If I try to upload an asset that uses the transform, it throws the CBd exception again and clears the DB.

I hope this information helps... Thank you in advance.

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  • My guess is there is an asset source path not setup somewhere correct. Can you upload Asset successfully though the asset index page? – Brad Bell Apr 28 '16 at 23:56
  • Hi Brad. I'm able to upload an asset through the asset index page. I just double checked the asset paths and they all appear correct. When I try to update the asset index, I get the following error: "The following files could not be found. Should they be deleted from the index?" -- but those assets are all accessible from the front-end. – Leyla Badillo Apr 29 '16 at 1:44
  • Hrm... might be easier if you shared your file system directory structure and how you've got your local Asset sources defined. – Brad Bell Apr 29 '16 at 16:52
  • @BradBell can I send you a copy of the site + db? If so, how can I send that info to you? – Leyla Badillo Apr 29 '16 at 21:00
  • If you want to zip them up and send them to support@craftcms.com, we can take a look at them. – Brad Bell Apr 29 '16 at 21:31
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Turns out this was because several tables were missing the MySQL auto-increment flag for their id integer primary keys.

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