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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. |
#12
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#13
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#14
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#15
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#16
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#17
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#18
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#19
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
#20
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May be due to CR 277087, fixed in 12.5.0.2 "A 1530 error, "Create index with sorted_data was aborted because of row out of order. Primary key of first out of order row is '<value>'", may occassionally be reported when an ALTER TABLE MODIFY command is executed on a data-only locked table and the table has a clustered index." As a quick workaround/alternative to applying the current rollup, you could try dropping the clustered index, then add the column, then recreate the index. Can this occur also on a ASE 12.0.0.4 release ? Regards |
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