-
Type:
Bug
-
Resolution: Fixed
-
Priority:
Minor
-
Affects Version/s: COmanage Registry 4.5.0 (Trusted Trail)
-
Component/s: Registry
MySql and Postgresql handle the Column Drop differently. In postgresql we can drop a column even if associated to a constraint. This action will drop the constraint as well. On the other hand MySql does not allow that. First we need to drop the constraint and then the column. Adodb does not handle this very well. In the context of this ticket we add code in the database.php file that finds the associated constraint and drops it before we drop the column.
- is related to
-
CO-2933 Adodb fails to update table cm_co_identifier_assignments for MySQL
-
- Resolved
-