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When migrating, indexes are created with autogenerated name in Writer. PG has a limit of column (and index) name to 63 characters, so when you have first 63 characters of generated index equal for some indexes, you get an error while importing.
psql:/projects/mysql_2_pg.sql:8093973: ERROR: cannot drop index X because constraint X on table Y requires it
HINT: You can drop constraint X on table Y instead.
psql:/projects/mysql_2_pg.sql:8093974: ERROR: relation "X" already exists
Can you have an option to just re-use index names from current database? Or any other thoughts on this?
Thanks.
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When migrating, indexes are created with autogenerated name in Writer. PG has a limit of column (and index) name to 63 characters, so when you have first 63 characters of generated index equal for some indexes, you get an error while importing.
Can you have an option to just re-use index names from current database? Or any other thoughts on this?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: