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AW: LOADERCLI reset SERIAL columns
From: Schildberg, Steffen (steffen.schildberg
sap.com)
Date: Tue Mar 21 2006 - 04:27:48 CST
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Hi Rosa,
Rosa Lago [mailto:rosa.lago
gmail.com] wrote
> I have a problem with loadercli. After import catalog and data for
> the entire database using loadercli all columns that are of type
> serial(N) are reset to N when the import finish, so when I try to
> insert new rows for a table whose primary key is of type SERIAL(N)
> appears a duplicate key error. I have deleted the rows whose keys are
> N to test that it was the problem and in fact the problem is that.
>
> Can somebody help me?
>
Data type SERIAL is equivalent to FIXED(10) DEFAULT SERIAL (N).
So, to correct the behavior you could drop the DEFAULT SERIAL for every
table
that uses SERIAL and recreate it - a simple ALTER doesn't work.
An example would be the following definition (on the target system):
CREATE TABLE example (c1 SERIAL(1), c2 CHAR(10))
Now drop the DEFAULT:
ALTER TABLE example COLUMN c1 DROP DEFAULT
and recreate it with the value = highest inserted value + 1:
ALTER TABLE example COLUMN c1 ADD DEFAULT SERIAL (<highest + 1>)
This should solve your problem. It sets the number generator to an
initial value
above the last/highest inserted.
As this is a shortcoming of the Loader we'll correct it to avoid those
problems
in the future.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Regards,
Steffen
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MaxDB Team
SAP Labs Berlin
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