postgres=# \c dhis2
You are now connected to database dhis2 as user postgres.
dhis2=# select * from version;
versionid |versionkey| versionvalue
---+--+--
69 | organisationUnit |
Thanks Lars, I did remove both, truncate table, and created a root
Oorganization Unit, also fixed the problem.
Once this is to create a docker image that users can use for demo/testing I
will update the image with the new build.
Regards,
/Paulo
On 26 April 2015 at 21:36, Lars Helge Øverland
Thanks Paulo, that sounds cool.
Lars
On Sun, Apr 26, 2015 at 11:04 PM, Paulo Grácio paulogra...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thanks Lars, I did remove both, truncate table, and created a root
Oorganization Unit, also fixed the problem.
Once this is to create a docker image that users can use for
Hi Paulo,
I suggest that you first clean it so that you have only unique versionkey
values, then run these SQL statement to ensure that this problem does not
come back:
ALTER TABLE version ALTER COLUMN versionkey SET NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE version ADD CONSTRAINT version_versionkey_key
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