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I'm not quite sure if the problem is caused because I'm currently running Schema Zen or Sql Server in linux, but when I try to import data it fails because the field SEED_VALUE and INCREMENT_VALUE, defined in the query of LoadColumnIdentities method, are of type sql_variant.
Casting - in the query - those two columns to nvarchar seems to solve the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am submitted a pull request and made the following change to the source-- using your information for guidance
select
s.name as TABLE_SCHEMA,
t.name as TABLE_NAME,
c.name AS COLUMN_NAME, cast(i.SEED_VALUE as varchar) AS SEED_VALUE, cast(i.INCREMENT_VALUE as varchar) AS INCREMENT_VALUE
from sys.tables t
I'm not quite sure if the problem is caused because I'm currently running Schema Zen or Sql Server in linux, but when I try to import data it fails because the field
SEED_VALUE
andINCREMENT_VALUE
, defined in the query of LoadColumnIdentities method, are of typesql_variant
.Casting - in the query - those two columns to
nvarchar
seems to solve the problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: