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Hi. New to bytebase and new to this bugs submit. Please forgive me if i don't use it correctly.
I followed the tutorial adapting it to two databases i have. i have the free version of bytebase.
I tried to sync schemas for the first time and got this error:
/bytebase.v1.DatabaseService/GetDatabaseSchema INTERNAL: failed to get concise schema, error Syntax error at line 5757:120
related text: ASC, SYS_EXTRACT_UTC("END_DATE") ASC, ASC
It seems to be a part of an index related to a timestamp(6) column called end_date.
Is it a known issue? Am i doing something wrong?
Steps to reproduce
Create two databases with the bytebase user in oracle.
Those databases already have data in the same schemas (that are different from bytebase).
Have (i suppose) an index with a timestamp(6) column in it in one schema.
Try to sync schemas.
Expected behavior
When putting the source schema throws the error and don't let you click next.
Provide the database you are using
Oracle 19c
Provide the version control system you are using
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Provide the Bytebase version you are using
v2.16.0
Describe the bug
Hi. New to bytebase and new to this bugs submit. Please forgive me if i don't use it correctly.
I followed the tutorial adapting it to two databases i have. i have the free version of bytebase.
I tried to sync schemas for the first time and got this error:
/bytebase.v1.DatabaseService/GetDatabaseSchema INTERNAL: failed to get concise schema, error Syntax error at line 5757:120
related text: ASC, SYS_EXTRACT_UTC("END_DATE") ASC, ASC
It seems to be a part of an index related to a timestamp(6) column called end_date.
Is it a known issue? Am i doing something wrong?
Steps to reproduce
Create two databases with the bytebase user in oracle.
Those databases already have data in the same schemas (that are different from bytebase).
Have (i suppose) an index with a timestamp(6) column in it in one schema.
Try to sync schemas.
Expected behavior
When putting the source schema throws the error and don't let you click next.
Provide the database you are using
Oracle 19c
Provide the version control system you are using
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: