Do I have all the tables?

[eurico]

I'm quiet new to this so kindly bear with me.

I have the files for a site that which now needs to be restored on a new server.

I have a mysql dump of the former database which I've imported into the new mysql server. It contains exactly one table. I came [my_project]/config/schema.yml and it described the one table that I have plus several others.

Since its not likely that I'm going to get any more information on the origins of this data, I am almost certainly limited to working with what I have.

Is there a way to determine if I have the whole db?

If I don't have all the data:
How will the site break once online if its not(will I be able to view pages with missing data or not be able to view them at all)?
Is there a way to import the yml schema to an sql dump?

I'm grateful for any help!

Old server: sf 1.0.17 (svn install) mysql 4.1 php 5.x
New server: sf 1.0.17 (pear install) mysql 5.1 php 5.2.6

[eurico]

Hi everyone,

It turned out that the site I was given to resurrect and the mysql dump I was given were for different sites and that the schema.yml for the site I was given was correct. When I finally got the project running, I found the sql warnings were sufficient for me to build a few tables manually and get the site running. I tried to use the propel yml to schema converter but it complained about there not being a database name in the schema but I could find nothing that showed me how to fix the schema so the converter would like it. Perhaps upgrading to 1.0.22 (or something) would help with that!