First of all, the upsizing wizard is awesome. Love it and it runs so much faster than the built-in VFP version as well as handles large amounts of data with no problem.
Second, there is a issue/bug with 'duplicate column names' in a table. We have a table, ISIRS, that contains these two (one character field length) fields: isrunaccompaniedyouthdeterminedbyschooldistrictliaison and isrunaccompaniedyouthdeterminedbyhud.
When running the upsize wizard, get this message: Column names in each table must be unique. Column name 'isrunaccompaniedbyouthdetermine' in table 'isirs' is specified more than once. See attachment.
Looks like there might be a 30-character limit or something?
Thanks,
Scott Malinowski
Comments: ** Comment from web user: DougHennig **
Second, there is a issue/bug with 'duplicate column names' in a table. We have a table, ISIRS, that contains these two (one character field length) fields: isrunaccompaniedyouthdeterminedbyschooldistrictliaison and isrunaccompaniedyouthdeterminedbyhud.
When running the upsize wizard, get this message: Column names in each table must be unique. Column name 'isrunaccompaniedbyouthdetermine' in table 'isirs' is specified more than once. See attachment.
Looks like there might be a 30-character limit or something?
Thanks,
Scott Malinowski
Comments: ** Comment from web user: DougHennig **
Hi Scott.
Yes, that's exactly what it is. I'll be posting an updated version in the next few days, but in the mean time, download the Upsizing Wizard source (if you don't already have it), open the project, edit WizUsz.PRG, find the CreateWzTable method, look for CASE lcPassed = "Fields", and change the size of the RmtFldname column from 30 to 128. Then rebuild the project.
Doug