BTW: I am currently running version 1.9.2... I see that there is a 1.9.3
version available so I will try that before checking out the code to
investigate for myself.
Thanks.
rynam0 wrote:
>
> Hello:
> I am attempting to generate my initial changelog on a SQLServer 2005
> db and have come
Hi:
Running 1.9.3 did not make a difference in regards to the previous error
and I am also seeing some logging in regards to some Table-valued Functions
while attempting to generate an initial changelog.
I'm seeing the following for many different columns and the functions do in
fact exist so
Sorry for the delay answering. Your root problem is that
liquibase.database.AbstractDatabase line 1142 needs to be changed from
return "PK_" + tableName.toUpperCase();
to
return "PK_" + escapeTableName(null, tableName).toUpperCase();
I'll probably not do a 1.9.4 release just for that, so if y
Sorry, that was not right. The problem is actually in the
isColumnAutoIncrement method. The line numbers are off, but I'm not
sure how it is getting the problem you are seeing.
We have the following statement running:
selectRS = getConnection().createStatement().executeQuery("SELECT " +
escapeCol
Hi all,
I got some issue with being unable to specify the charset with the CREATE
table statement. We use liquibase to generate the SQL so we see the
CREATE TABLE ()
DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
is missing. To resolve this, I first used soem manuel SQL like this (for
MySQL):
ALTER TABLE `MacSmsJournal`
It is not currently, ou'll have to specify your createTable statement
using as well.
Can you set utf8 as the default in your database config?
Nathan
From: Sven Haiges [mailto:sven.hai...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:20 PM
To: liquibase-user@lists.sourceforge.n
I am experimenting to create an empty table, then use manual sql to change
the default charset and later add columns to it. this should work, but I
will let you know later.
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Voxland, Nathan <
nvoxl...@intelligentinsites.com> wrote:
> It is not currently, ou’ll ha
We create the database with the default set to utf8 and then don't have
to specify the character set when creating tables:
create database xxx default character set utf8;
Ben
Sven Haiges wrote:
> I am experimenting to create an empty table, then use manual sql to
> change the default charset
