Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.In my status report, I keep getting this message even though I've ran the update.php a gazillion times. How do I get this removed??
Database updates Out of date
Some modules have database schema updates to install. You should run the database update script immediately.
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Comment #1
dcam CreditAttribution: dcam commentedThank you for your report! Unfortunately, reporting multiple issues in one thread is generally not helpful to us. Plus, there is an existing Coder review issue for the Update module at #1533446: Make update module pass Coder Review. So I went ahead and removed the part about the Coder review.
As for your original issue, it would help us to know which modules you have enabled, along with their versions.
How long has it been since you started seeing this error? Did you perform a code update that caused it? If so, was it a core update or a module update?
Comment #2
Kebz CreditAttribution: Kebz commentedI installed the "Schema" module yesterday and been getting the message since this morning. It's a fresh install and I've been cleaning up my database.
Comment #3
dcam CreditAttribution: dcam commentedThe first step is probably to disable Schema and see if that stops the error messages. If it does, then it's possible that there is a bug in Schema.
If the errors continue after disabling Schema, then my guess is that this is related to your clean up project. What kind of clean up are you doing? Have you deleted any tables? I don't know the inner workings of the core Schema API, but if I had to take a guess it sounds like Drupal is looking for a table with a specific schema. If it doesn't find it then it could produce this error, although that would mean it's a bug because the table doesn't exist at all so the error message is wrong.
Comment #4
Kebz CreditAttribution: Kebz commentedYes, it is the "Schema" module producing those reports. It says it inside their message "Some modules have database schema updates to install." Their report lacks details. They should at least say which module they are referring to.... right? lol
I went ahead and disabled it since I've been getting nothing but error warnings everywhere I go =\
And yes, Schema itself has a ton of issues to resolve... as you can see from their issue log file here https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/schema ... and I've been posting a lot of the ones related to them.
It's such a headache! lol
Thanks for responding =)