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Different CRC when .df imported having schema-image connected versus disconnected

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TitleDifferent CRC when .df imported having schema-image connected versus disconnected
URL NameDifferent-CRC-when-df-imported-having-schema-image-connected-versus-disconnected
Article Number000181132
EnvironmentProduct: OpenEdge
Version: 11.6.3
OS: Windows 64-bit
Other: OE DataServer for MS SQL
Question/Problem Description
CRC different when .df imported having schema-image connected versus disconnected
Steps to Reproduce
Clarifying Information
The same .df when imported against a schema-holder that has a connected schema-image creates the table with a CRC value different from when it is imported against a disconnected schema-image.
Build environments for code compilation do not connect to the SQL Server database, just the schema-holder.
Progress clients executing R-CODES having SQL Server connected will get a CRC error.
Error Message
Defect/Enhancement NumberDefect PSC00354436
Cause
It is a defect. There shouldn't be a difference in CRC value for a table loaded from a .df to a connected vs unconnected logical schema. Fields are loaded in the schema holder alphabetically based on the foreign names. However if the .df file has existing logical position (POSITION), then the logical position is honored unless there is any duplicate position, then the field(s) having duplicate positions are given a new POSITIONs.  
 
Resolution
Upgrade to OpenEdge 11.7 or later.
Workaround
Notes
Last Modified Date4/5/2017 4:34 PM
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