CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS 'userIdentityByUcgID' ON 'user_identity' (shortName ASC, ucgID ASC);
As a general rule you should reserve single quotes to string litterals. Either leave schema names alone (no whitespace, not keyword) or use [my pretty table], "my favorite table", `my non-standard unique index on (int) table, that I myself made for me only`.
The problem is that a customer has a database where (shortName, ucgID) have duplicates. - When I try to insert manually a new record, the index is enforced; - When I try to update a column, the index is enforced; - If I try to reindex the table, it fails; - If I drop the index and try to add it again, it fails.
What does an integrity check say?
At this point I really have no idea of what could have caused that.
An hex editor?
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