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12/17/2006 7:38 PM
 
Paul Coddington


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These issues are being observed on a WinXP SP2 machine with SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition SP1 and the 'install' package.

  • Vanilla install with default SQL Server Express config completes successfully.  No issues.
  • Attempt to install using SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition fails (schema script in install process fails with 'invalid' UserID variables, and most scripts thereafter fail).
  • If SQLExpress created database is migrated to SQLDeveloper by Copy Database Wizard, dbGhost, attach/detach, or backup/restore, website launches but displays undeclared scalar variable error messages on login attempt and has a fatal error in the links section.
  • If SQLExpress created database is scripted, checking the script reveals that many stored procedures are considered to have undeclared scalar variables.
 
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12/18/2006 2:58 AM
 
Paul Coddington


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I think I have found the problem (giving up, going to bed and having some sleep helps a great deal):

The database create/update scripts are inconsistent in case declaration.

eg: variable declared as '@ModuleID' but then referred to in code as '@ModuleId'.

Many stored procedures/variables need correction before they can compile.  This error is possibly collation-dependant (expresses with the new SQL Server 2005 binary collations).  This problem affects 4.03 as well as 4.3.7, and by it's nature it is likely to affect all earlier versions as well.

I'll attempt to correct these problems in my installation and post back on the outcome when I am done.
 
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12/18/2006 4:20 AM
 
Erik van Ballegoij


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DNN does not support being installed in a db with case sensitive collation. An attempt was made to clean up the sql script, however, because of the way DNN calls stored procs from code (making use of MS Data Access Blocks), parameters are often matched during run time with the corrosponding properties of info object. The problem is those properties often have wrong capitalization, and even different capitalization sometimes for same tables. Changing that could be done, however, that would break all C# modules, because C# is case sensitive.... bottom line: DNN does not support being installed in a db with case sensitive collation

cheers,

Erik

Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

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