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I have just installed symfony2 and I used this statement
php app/console doctrine:schema:create
When I see the database table, there is only one table and that is for my entity.
I can’t see any base tables.
Is that normal??
It is absolutely normal. Symfony is a framework, it doesn’t need any database tables. All settings for it are saved in configuration files which can be found in
/app/configdirectory (application config files). And config files for bundles can be found inbundle_dir/Resources/configDatabase is for your entities only. Have in mind that if you use “Doctrine Migrations”, it will indeed create one database table called “doctrine_migrations”.