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SJA sqlwhere issue

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    • #8633
      sry_not4sale
      Member

      Afternoon,

      I am using SQLyog Job Agent Version 2.0 on a Fedora 2 box that is synching with another Fedora 2 box.

      Both are running mysql 4.1.7-standard.

      The issue is this:

      I am trying to synch only the even rows in a table, however one table (and none of the others aparently) refuses to sync at all in one direction unless I take the sqlwhere clause out..

      Im guessing its a problem with my schema?

      The table that I'm having trouble with is `tblRecipient`

      Heres the schema that doesn't work:

      Code:

       
         
         
         
         
           localhost
           ezymail_sync
           ***********      3306      ezymail
         
         
           192.168.1.6
           ezymail_web
           **********      3306      ezymail
         

               

             `tblJob`
                   

           

             `tblScan`
                   

           

             `tblConfig`
                   

           

             `tblClient`
                       (MOD( `ClientID`, 2 ) = 0) AND (modified IS NULL)
             
           

           

             `tblMail`
                       MOD( `status`, 2 ) = 0
             
           

           

             `tblRecipient`
                       MOD( `MailID`, 2 ) = 0
             
           

           

      And this is the schema that does:

      Code:

       
         
         
         
         
           192.168.1.6
           ezymail_sync
           ***********      3306      ezymail
         
         
           localhost
           ezymail
           *******      3306      ezymail
         

               

             `tblStaff`
                   

           

             `tblSecurity`
                   

           

             `tblPageInfo`
                   

           

             `tblUserPreference`
                   

           

             `tblClient`
                       (MOD( `ClientID`, 2 ) = 1) OR (`modified` IS NOT NULL)
             
           

           

             `tblMail`
                       MOD( `status`, 2 ) = 1
             
           

           

             `tblAdminPageInfo`
                   

           

             `tblRecipient`
                       MOD( `MailID`, 2) = 1
             
           

           

             `tblStaffPermissions`
                   

           

      And here is the result message for the schema that doesnt work:

      Code:
      SQLyog Job Agent Version 2.0
      Copyright (c) Webyog. All Rights Reserved.

      Sync started at Wed Nov  3 15:16:00 2004

      Table                      SrcRows  TgtRows  Inserted  Updated  Deleted
      =========================  =======  =======  ========  =======  =======
      `tblJob`                         3        3         0        0        0  
      `tblScan`                        5        5         0        0        0  
      `tblConfig`                      1        1         0        0        0  
      `tblClient`                      7        7         0        0        0  
      `tblMail`                        6        6         0        0        0  
      `tblRecipient`                  12        7         0        0  

      Total time taken – 0 sec(s)

      What worries me is the lack of a Deleted value?

      Any help/thoughts would be appreciated.. cheers!

    • #16488
      Ritesh
      Member

      This is a known bug in SJA 2.0 and has been fixed in SJA 4.0.

      The Linux version of SJA 4.0 is not yet 4.1.7 compatible. We will be coming out with a new release soon.

      I will keep you updated in this thread.

    • #16489
      sry_not4sale
      Member

      Was this fixed in the November 5 release?

      Thanks,

      Aaron

    • #16490
      Ritesh
      Member

      Yes.

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