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Two bugs in Synchronization Wizard, I think
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Oct 24, 2010 7:04 AM
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I've seen two odd things in the output of the Sychronization Wizard:
1. Any field defined as 'bit(1) not null default false' comes out with a '<ascii 0>' default, rather than 'false'; meaning there's an actual zero-value character inside the quotes, which causes most text editors to refuse to deal with it.
2. The names of referenced tables in foreign-key reference always come out lowercase, whatever the table's case is in the schema. In a MySQL configuration that cares about case this is obviously a problem.
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Re: Two bugs in Synchronization Wizard, I think
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Oct 29, 2010 11:06 AM
in response to: MBarrett
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I'd like to ditto these bugs. It's really annoying when doing a schema compare to edit the sql to remove default for BIT(1) from 'b'0'' to 0 or false
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