Hi, there are differences in the data type for used for CacheRetention, in some cases it's "BIGINT" and sometimes "BIGINT UNSIGNED". Is that ok?
Quick check: $ cd src/cats; grep -i CacheRetention *_tables.in $ grep -i CacheRetention *_tables.in make_mysql_tables.in: CacheRetention BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0, make_mysql_tables.in: CacheRetention BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0, update_mysql_tables.in:ALTER TABLE Media ADD COLUMN CacheRetention BIGINT DEFAULT 0; update_mysql_tables.in:ALTER TABLE Pool ADD COLUMN CacheRetention BIGINT DEFAULT 0; make_postgresql_tables.in: cacheretention bigint default 0, make_postgresql_tables.in: cacheretention bigint default 0, update_postgresql_tables.in:ALTER TABLE media ADD COLUMN cacheretention BIGINT DEFAULT 0; update_postgresql_tables.in:ALTER TABLE pool ADD COLUMN cacheretention BIGINT DEFAULT 0; make_sqlite3_tables.in: CacheRetention BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0, make_sqlite3_tables.in: CacheRetention BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0, update_sqlite3_tables.in: CacheRetention BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0, update_sqlite3_tables.in:ALTER TABLE Pool ADD COLUMN CacheRetention BIGINT DEFAULT 0; Regards, Carsten ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot _______________________________________________ Bacula-devel mailing list Bacula-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-devel
