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hawkeye0203
posted 10 years ago
Database Eloquent
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cryode
replied 10 years ago
Solution

It's your MySQL column type. The uid you're trying to insert is larger than MySQL can handle, so it is reverting to the maximum value of that column, which happens to be 2147483647.

Fix your MySQL column type to something like BIGINT or whatever's appropriate for your data, and you should be good.

Last updated 2 years ago.
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hawkeye0203
replied 10 years ago

Wow! Probably never would have thought of that... Thanks cryode!

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