Greetings,
I'm fighting a number of errors in the 'acc' table like so:
Nov 21 01:43:05 landsort postgres[53327]: [4-1] ERROR: column "time" of relation "acc" does not exist at character 78
That is, I believe, the default column name.
Thing is, though, that the DDL that I used to build the table, is the one in in scripts/ and it does not does not contain that string: (on master but it is the same in 4.2 which is what I've got in production)
$ for d in mysql oracle postgres ; do egrep '\btime\b' scripts/${d}/*create* ; done $
How are those files generated?
How do I come about to submitting an useful patch?
What is the desired datatype for the time column?
Hello,
the sql scripts to create the tables are in utils/kamctl/{mysql|postgres|...}
The one you were looking at are probably from ser side and should be removed.
Cheers, Daniel
On 21/11/14 02:13, Måns Nilsson wrote:
Greetings,
I'm fighting a number of errors in the 'acc' table like so:
Nov 21 01:43:05 landsort postgres[53327]: [4-1] ERROR: column "time" of relation "acc" does not exist at character 78
That is, I believe, the default column name.
Thing is, though, that the DDL that I used to build the table, is the one in in scripts/ and it does not does not contain that string: (on master but it is the same in 4.2 which is what I've got in production)
$ for d in mysql oracle postgres ; do egrep '\btime\b' scripts/${d}/*create* ; done $
How are those files generated?
How do I come about to submitting an useful patch?
What is the desired datatype for the time column?
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Subject: Re: [SR-Users] database scheme generation and synchronization Date: Fri, Nov 21, 2014 at 02:49:26PM +0100 Quoting Daniel-Constantin Mierla (miconda@gmail.com):
Hello,
the sql scripts to create the tables are in utils/kamctl/{mysql|postgres|...}
The one you were looking at are probably from ser side and should be removed.
Ah, ok. Yes, makes sense. Thanks.