Well, the database definition hasn't changed since 1.8 (i.e. ever), and I
don't think I fixed many bugs in the SqlProvider since 52, so it's likely
not that. But it could be - starting fresh is certainly an interesting
experiment. If nothing else, having a reliable repro would be nice.
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Ersando
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OK. This may be an artifact of bad data in your database, but only if you're
working with an existing DB built with FW 1.8. I'm assuming you're working
with a fresh copy. Unless I hear from you otherwise, I'll see if I can repro
this against a clean install of 2.0.0.72. I hope to get to this (and the
other bug you reported) today, but it may be later this week, as I've got a
bit of travel coming up.
i have already an existing DB with 2.0.0.52 and it's the same DB i've used
for 2.0.0.72... okay... i will try to start from scratch (clean) with
2.0.0.72... uninstalling everything and not to modify anything... hope to
get it work...
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