When importing a table-view from MSSQL with more than 1000 rows I get an error:
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The error I get when importing a MSSQL (Server 2017) table with more than 1000 rows is: "Invalid usage of the option next in the FETCH statement." I'm running nosql booster for mongdb with a commercial license.
The full error: select * from [CAMPGIFTS] offset @p0 rows fetch next @p1 rows only - Invalid usage of the option next in the FETCH statement.
I notice there isn't an "order by" in the select statement but I believe it's required. I don't know where to fix this or how but hopefully some there can help me get this solved.
The full error: select * from [CAMPGIFTS] offset @p0 rows fetch next @p1 rows only - Invalid usage of the option next in the FETCH statement.
I notice there isn't an "order by" in the select statement but I believe it's required. I don't know where to fix this or how but hopefully some there can help me get this solved.
So I figured out that I could get at least the tables with a primary key and set the sort order to the constraint definition. Seems like there should be a way to combine these into one script or integrate it into the import routine.
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NoSQLBoosterForMongodb .jsSo I figured out that I could get at least the tables with a primary key and set the sort order to the constraint definition. Seems like there should be a way to combine these into one script or integrate it into the import routine.
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NoSQLBoosterForMongodb .jsWe have worked out a test build to resolve the issue, please download and give it a try.
Linux: https://nosqlbooster.com/s3/download/releasesv4/nosqlbooster4mongo-4.5.3.AppImage
We have worked out a test build to resolve the issue, please download and give it a try.
Linux: https://nosqlbooster.com/s3/download/releasesv4/nosqlbooster4mongo-4.5.3.AppImage
Works like a charm, Thank you
Works like a charm, Thank you
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