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3/21/2014 6:01 PM
 
I'm continue to look into this (thanks to Robert providing me with a copy of his database), and I believe this issue is from an old version of DNN that created "bad" data. This bad data was effectively orphaned so caused no problem, until we accepted a contribution that was supposed to optimise performance. Part of that optimisation updates some data, which creates duplicates which then cause the index creation to fail. I'm still investigating further to see how we can fix this (e.g. delete the bad data before doing updates/optimisations), but the data in question comes from 2010-11-19 00:07:04.237 which indicates it was created during the period the site was on a version of DNN between 5.3.0 and 5.6.0.

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3/28/2014 5:06 PM
 

Had the same problem while upgrading site from DNN v7.1.2

It was first DNN upgrade since installation.

This SQL helped in my case:

 

DELETE FROM 

dbo.[FolderPermission]

WHERE

UserID IS NOT NULL

AND FolderPermissionID NOT IN

(SELECT

MIN(FolderPermissionID)

FROM

dbo.[FolderPermission]

WHERE 

UserID IS NOT NULL

GROUP BY

FolderID, 

PermissionID, 

--RoleID, 

UserID)

-- (96 row(s) affected)

UPDATE dbo.[FolderPermission] SET RoleID = NULL WHERE UserID IS NOT NULL

-- (32247 row(s) affected)


 
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3/30/2014 5:39 PM
 
ouch, that's really a large number of Folder permissions (and Folders, I assume).
I am going to improve my scripts on dnnscript,com to provide better handling of violating legacy data.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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