Column names will be changed as follows to comply with the naming convention and the 30 character rule
SP_IDP_IS_PROVISION_USER_STORE_CLAIM > SP_IDP_PROV_USER_STORE_CLAIM SP_IDP_IS_OPENID_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_OPENID_UID_IN_CLAIMS SP_IDP_IS_SAMLSSO_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_SAMLSSO_UID_IN_CLAIMS SP_IDP_IS_OIDC_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_IS_OIDC_UID_IN_CLAIMS IS_FB_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_IS_FB_UID_IN_CLAIMS SP_IDP_IS_PASSIVE_STS_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_PSVE_STS_UID_IN_CLAIMS On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 1:49 PM, Prasad Tissera <[email protected]> wrote: > Following column names are need to be changed because those are more than > 30 characters long. Oracle only allow maximum of 30 characters. > > SP_IDP_CLAIMS : SP_IDP_IS_PROVISION_USER_STORE_CLAIM > SP_IDP_OPENID : SP_IDP_IS_OPENID_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_SAMLSSO : SP_IDP_IS_SAMLSSO_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_OIDC : SP_IDP_IS_OIDC_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_PASSIVE_STS : SP_IDP_IS_PASSIVE_STS_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > > I am planning to change column names as follows to satisfy the rule. All > the references also will need to change accordingly. > > SP_IDP_CLAIMS : IS_PROVISION_USER_STORE_CLAIM > SP_IDP_OPENID : IS_OPENID_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_SAMLSSO : IS_SAMLSSO_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_OIDC : IS_OIDC_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > SP_IDP_PASSIVE_STS : IS_PSVE_STS_USER_ID_IN_CLAIMS > > -- > Prasad Tissera > Software Engineer. > Mobile : +94777223444 > -- Prasad Tissera Software Engineer. Mobile : +94777223444
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