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I have a devops deployment that is failing for this reason. Redgate appears to be creating a recovery table for data that I have deleted. 2022-05-31T15:28:36.3487277Z ##[error]Applying update script failed: 2 batches failed. The first error is 'Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '00g16mswfaoQK0W1Z0h8' to data type int.'
2022-05-31T15:28:34.7835363Z ##[warning]The error 'Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '00g16mswfaoQK0W1Z0h8' to data type int.' occurred when executing the following SQL:
INSERT INTO [dbo].[RG_Recovery_1_RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroup]([RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroupId], [RelationshipTypeApplicationId], [ClaimsGroupId]) SELECT [RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroupId], [RelationshipTypeApplicationId], [ClaimsGroupId] FROM [dbo].[RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroup]
2022-05-31T15:28:35.7708703Z ##[warning]The error 'Invalid column name 'IsAdmin'.' occurred when executing the following SQL:
PRINT(N'Drop constraints from [dbo].[RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroup]')
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroup] NOCHECK CONSTRAINT [FK_RelationshipTypeApplicationClaimsGroup_RelationshipTypeApplication] The column describe is in fact an integer. It is static data and I have verified that the data is an integer in the static table. Why is Redgate creating theis recovery table? It is not needed!
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I have a devops deployment that is failing for this reason. Redgate appears to be creating a recovery table for data that I have deleted.2022-05-31T15:28:36.3487277Z ##[error]Applying update script...