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Just completed exporting our existing database to a liquibase changeset! Great 
tool!

However, after generating the changelog I used SQL Delta to compare the new 
database generated by liquibase with our existing pristine database and 
discovered a number of limitations with generateChagneLog which made the 
conversion a bit time consuming.  I thought I would share what I found so that 
they can be addressed in future releases. Our current database is MS SQL 2005.

1) length of nvarchar columns are lost
2) nvarchar(max)/varchar(max) is converted to ntext/text 
3) missing the ability to set the identity seed value on for auto increment 
column
4) missing option to make primary key non-clustered
5) missing ability to create defaults, on those columns where defaults were 
used it would generate the create default statement in default value which 
doesn't work
6) missing ability to include non-key columns on create index 
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190806.aspx)
7) missing create statistics
8) missing column documentation (sp_addextendedproperty)
9) several indexes were not generated, but many were.  I think most of them 
were those with non-key columns but some of those that were generated had 
non-key columns and I had to replace the create index with raw sql so I'm not 
sure why some were generated and others not.
10) several foreign keys constraints were not generated, but many were, not 
really sure why.  I find that on a few tables the same foreign key constraint 
was defined twice but with different names.
11) missing check constraints

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