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fix: EXPOSED-161 SQL Server syntax incorrectly allows CASCADE with dropSchema #1850

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When SchemaUtils.dropSchema(schema, cascade = true) is used with SQL Server it fails with the error:

Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'CASCADE'..
Statement(s): DROP SCHEMA TEST_SCHEMA CASCADE

Documentation shows that CASCADE is not supported in this statement (from version 2016 upwards).
In fact, other uses of dropSchema() with cascade make sure to exclude SQL Server:

@bog-walk bog-walk requested review from e5l and joc-a August 31, 2023 02:15
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Using dropSchema() with cascade set to true in SQL Server throws a syntax excep>
because cascade is not supported.

Edit syntax to remove cascade.
Add unit test.
…opSchema

Add KDocs comment about cascade flag
@bog-walk bog-walk force-pushed the bog-walk/fix-sqlserver-drop-cascade branch from d2afc1f to e05d1a0 Compare September 6, 2023 10:57
@bog-walk bog-walk merged commit 4b5b04a into main Sep 6, 2023
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@bog-walk bog-walk deleted the bog-walk/fix-sqlserver-drop-cascade branch September 6, 2023 13:25
saral pushed a commit to saral/Exposed that referenced this pull request Oct 3, 2023
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* fix: EXPOSED-161 SQL Server syntax incorrectly allows CASCADE with dropSchema

Using dropSchema() with cascade set to true in SQL Server throws a syntax exception
because cascade is not supported.

Edit syntax to remove cascade.
Add unit test.

Add KDocs comment about cascade flag
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