Re: Database migration failing.
I’m stunned! I put that setting in and the view created! And I could retrtrieve data from it.
I had only dropped one of the three views at that point, so I tried to retrieve data from one of the other “broken” ones and that worked too. So rather than them being broken, they were’t running in the right environment.
What puzzles me, is as to why the dump process didn’t recognize that when it was being imported? Or do I issue a “set names” command prior to the import? Does that have an effect on any of the other objects?
It is to be assumed that whatever client application is using this, issues the command before selecting the data?
Thanks for your patience!
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