Error on stoplist on migration
ldalipis
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Every time I create a new project, on tab generate migrations, I get the following:
I have sql server 2019 developer edition and I have installed full text search functionality. I have tried with many databases. The stoplist 'myStoplist' doesn't already exist I think. I opened the migration script and the reference to stopword '0' for locale ID 1030 is there only once. If I delete all the lines that create stopwords on the migration, then when I visit the generate migrations tab again, it gets processed and I get a list of something that I don't have the time to see and immediately I get a crash.
Does someone know what I do wrong, or what I need to change on my setup?
I have sql server 2019 developer edition and I have installed full text search functionality. I have tried with many databases. The stoplist 'myStoplist' doesn't already exist I think. I opened the migration script and the reference to stopword '0' for locale ID 1030 is there only once. If I delete all the lines that create stopwords on the migration, then when I visit the generate migrations tab again, it gets processed and I get a list of something that I don't have the time to see and immediately I get a crash.
Does someone know what I do wrong, or what I need to change on my setup?
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Could you confirm the SQL Change Automation version you are using? I'll try to see if we can reproduce it locally.
Thanks!
Tianjiao Li | Redgate Software
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The version is 4.3. The latest installed from sql toolbelt. The SQL Server installed on my PC is 2019 dev edition with full text search feature installed. I tried it out on AdventureWorks DB and on another custom DB that only had one table with 5-6 columns. I chose the local DB as source and the same DB restored on a server of my company. I believe that the server's specs are irellevant, because the problem is before the software checks for changes. The migration that it creates has a check that if 'myStoplist' doesn't exist, then create it and fill it in with a lot of stopwords. I run a select and indeed myStoplist didn't exist and also, I searched on the migration script for duplicate references of eg. stopword '0' on locale 1030, but there was only one. When I deleted the line for '0', the script was throwing the error on the screenshot but for the next stopword. When I deleted all stopwords from the script, the software was completing and tried to show me a list of changes, but only for a split second, before throwing a debug error about null reference exception.
I hope you can reporduce!
I was unable to reproduce. I'd like to take a look at the migration script which might help us understand what's going on.
I'll reach out to you by email shortly.
Tianjiao Li | Redgate Software
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