Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Rowguid

Rowguid column ( globally unique identifier) was added to all tables in the
database. What may cause that?
Thanks for help in advance."Helen Stein" <hstein@.nojunklarimor.net> wrote in message
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> Rowguid column ( globally unique identifier) was added to all tables in
the
> database. What may cause that?
>
Did you enable SQL Server replication?
Steve|||I inabled replication and it hosed a production db. We are still having tro
uble updating. I disabled and dropped the distribution DB. We then found a
new column created "rowguid" that hosed my db. The latest message is...
Server message:Cannot insert the value NULL into column ", table 'Goldmine_C
ommon_DB.dbo.CONTACT2; column does not allow nul.
I have checked and all tables in our Common DB are correct for "allow nulls"
. I ran a script and the rowguid is no longer associated with the CONTACT2
table or syscolumns.
Please HELP>
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You now have one more column than your inserts are expecting. If you have
removed replication, you can remove the column "rowguid".
Thne your code will work again
Regards
Mike
"SqlJunkies User" wrote:

> I inabled replication and it hosed a production db. We are still having t
rouble updating. I disabled and dropped the distribution DB. We then found
a new column created "rowguid" that hosed my db. The latest message is...
> Server message:Cannot insert the value NULL into column ", table 'Goldmine
_Common_DB.dbo.CONTACT2; column does not allow nul.
> I have checked and all tables in our Common DB are correct for "allow null
s". I ran a script and the rowguid is no longer associated with the CONTACT
2 table or syscolumns.
> Please HELP>
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