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When you have a string column e. g. with a max length of 255 set and you change the name of this column it clears the max length property.
Is there a technical requirement to do this?
I mean it's nothing super problematic as you can just fill in the max length property again, but it's a bit dangerous as you need to remember the value first and don't forget to add it back in (so a potential risk of unnecessary mistakes).
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Nice catch. That was part of a feature that never got documented, no one ever used, and wasn't implemented 100%, so now it's gone. As is the problem.
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When you have a string column e. g. with a max length of
255
set and you change the name of this column it clears the max length property.Is there a technical requirement to do this?
I mean it's nothing super problematic as you can just fill in the max length property again, but it's a bit dangerous as you need to remember the value first and don't forget to add it back in (so a potential risk of unnecessary mistakes).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: