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Hi @ugzas,
Thanks for sending through all of this information. With the table you provided and the option of adding the system partitions, I was able to replicate the issue on my end. I even updated to the latest (6.0.12) to check.
I will put this through to the development team to see what can be done. Once I hear back from them, I'll let you know. -
Hi @ugzas,
Just a follow up question to this, what version of Oracle are you running? -
Hi, @Kurt_M
our oracle version:
Oracle Database 19c Enterprise Edition Release 19.0.0.0.0 - Production
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Hi @ugzas
Thanks for that, I'll pass that onto the developers. From their initial looks, it appears to be Oracle version related. Once I have an update, I'll let you know. -
Hi, maybe there are some news regarding this case?
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Hi @ugzas
Apologies for the delay. I don't have an update at the moment, but I have followed up with this to get something for you. -
Hi @ugzas
Thanks for your patience on this. I have been advised the developer looking into this has managed to replicate and fix the issue. They've advised me they're hoping for a release to be put out soon. They can't confirm the day, but are hoping for within the next 2 weeks (most likely next week). -
Thank you!
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Hi @ugzas
I have been advised this has been fixed in the most recent release. You can download that via the below link:
https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SchemaCompareforOracle/SchemaCompareforOracle_6.0.13.628.exe
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Thanks!
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My table script is:
In table was inserted one row;
As i see for clob column was generated partition_index in DBA_PART_INDEXES table:
Also tried to add and remove lobs and varrays check button ( but didnt help)
REDGATE version 6.0.10.553
THERE IS WHAT I SEE IN LOGS: