instead of using sysobjects which is not recommended anymore use sys.procedures select name,create_date,modify_date from sys.procedures order by modify_date desc you can do the where clause yourself but this will list it in order of modification date descending
There’s now a method disable_ddl_transaction! that allows this, e.g.: class AddIndexesToTablesBasedOnUsage < ActiveRecord::Migration disable_ddl_transaction! def up execute %{ CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY index_reservations_subscription_id ON reservations (subscription_id); } end def down execute %{DROP INDEX index_reservations_subscription_id} end end
The active_storage_blobs table does not exist yet. You need to first run: rails active_storage:install This command will add 2 migrations for 2 tables: active_storage_attachments and active_storage_blobs. These new migrations need to be run before the migrations you have above. There is a trick for this, you can consider manually changing the timestamp in the filenames … Read more
I installed this Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Binder package and the problem solved. The strange thing is that when I was using .net-core3.1 I did not need to install it from Nuget but after updating to .net5 I needed to install this package separately.
I don’t know why nobody has mentioned the simplest and easiest way using robust MS SQL Server Management Studio. Simply you just need to use the built-in SSIS Import/export feature. You can follow these steps: Firstly, you need to install the PostgreSQL ODBC Driver for Windows. It’s very important to install the correct version in … Read more
I’ve upgraded from JBoss 4 to 5 and from experience the following are the most important to note: JBoss 5 (and 6 and 7) are not as forgiving as JBoss 4 with XML files. You must make sure that all your deployment descriptor XML files are valid. You may be using DTDs in some files … Read more
All migrations are wrapped in transaction by default so that they can be rolled back when they are failed. You need to use disable_ddl_transaction when you want to do something that can not excute inside a transaction. You can check Transactional Migrations section of Migration document for example.
You should create column before creating a foreign key: $table->integer(‘category_id’)->unsigned(); $table->foreign(‘category_id’)->references(‘id’)->on(‘categories’); Documentation: http://laravel.com/docs/5.1/migrations#foreign-key-constraints
For me this hint helped. Just run npm run build before generating with npm run typeorm — migration:generate -n migration_name the new migration. Somehow an up to date dist folder needs to be present.
I have searched previously for this, with no luck. There does not seem to be any tools available for this conversion, the manual method thereby becomes the only method. And yes, there are consulting firms who will do the manual work for you, but they still do it manually. Crystal Reports and Reporting Services have … Read more